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===The Stanier revolution=== | ===The Stanier revolution=== | ||
− | The arrival of the new chief mechanical engineer, William Stanier, who was brought in from the Great Western Railway by Josiah Stamp in 1932, heralded a change. Stanier introduced new ideas rather than continuing the company's internal conflict. | + | The arrival of the new chief mechanical engineer, [[William Stanier]], who was brought in from the [[Great Western Railway]] by [[Josiah Stamp]] in 1932,<ref name="WhitehouseThomasp23">{{Harvnb|Whitehouse|Thomas|2002|p=23.}}</ref> heralded a change. Stanier introduced new ideas rather than continuing the company's internal conflict.<ref name=OSN-S/><ref name=GracesGuide/> |
===Nationalisation=== | ===Nationalisation=== |