博客來＂The Ganges Canal＂ offers a detailed discussion regarding the projection and present state of the Ganges Canal, along with measures required to make it reliably useful and profitable. Authored by Sir Arthur Cotton and Sir Proby Thomas Cautley, this historical work provides valuable insights into the planning, construction, and operation of one of India’s major irrigation projects. The book explores the engineering challenges, the economic benefits, and the impact of the canal on the surrounding region. This book is essential reading for historians of technology, civil engineers, and anyone interested in the development of irrigation systems in India.
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