"The heart of the railway problem. A History of Discrimination by Railroad Companies in the United States, Principal Attempts at Control, and Suggested Remedies, with Hints from Other Countries' is a study written by Frank Parsons that addresses the important topic of railroad transportation in US history. The author examines the history of discrimination in the railway industry, talks about the main efforts to regulate this problem and suggests possible solutions. In addition, it makes a comparative analysis with other countries to give the reader a more comprehensive view of the situation. This book will help you better understand the history of the railway industry and consider possible ways to overcome the problems that arise in this key sector of the economy.