Description
Montgomery Martin’s monumental three-volume set provides an exhaustive study of Eastern India, focusing on the districts of Behar, Shahabad, and Bhagulpoor. This authoritative work combines historical narrative, archaeological findings, and statistical analysis to create a detailed portrait of the region during the nineteenth century.
The collection systematically explores the antiquities and cultural heritage of these districts, examining historical monuments, ancient settlements, and archaeological significance. Martin’s topographical analysis maps the geographical features, infrastructure, and landscape characteristics that shaped settlement patterns and economic activity.
The statistical component documents population distribution, administrative structures, revenue systems, and socio-economic conditions. This comprehensive reference work remains invaluable for scholars, historians, and researchers studying colonial India, regional development, and nineteenth-century South Asian geography and society.
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