About This Book
A detailed travel diary and private correspondence produced by a long-serving resident documents observations from an official tour of a North Indian kingdom. It offers district-by-district reports on governance, revenue administration, land-tenure arrangements and abuses, lawlessness and social practices, military arrangements, and agricultural and soil conditions. The account intersperses practical recommendations for administrative reform with specific local anecdotes and closes with a biographical sketch of the author.
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