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In 1864, the cost of a voyage from England to New York typically ranged from £10 to £30, depending on the class of travel and the conditions of the ship. Steerage accommodations were the cheapest, while first-class passages could be significantly more expensive, reflecting the level of comfort and service provided. The price could also vary based on the season and demand for transatlantic travel during that period.
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How much did a train ticket cost in England in 1890?
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