William Wilson Hunter,
A Statistical Account of Bengal…
(1875)
“ The propositions for establishing Toll Stations have been excised, as Government has not adopted the plan. I shall be grateful for any suggestions or corrections which occur to the reader. They may be addressed to me, care of the Secretary to the Government of Bengal, Calcutta. ”
William Wilson Hunter,
A Statistical Account of Bengal…
(1875)
“ The People, 316-324 Population, 316-317 Religious Divisions of the People, 317-318 Immigrant Population, 318-320 Traces of Ancient Buildings and Clearings in what is now Forest Land, 320-321 Material Condition of the People: Clothing, Dwellings, Food, etc., 322-324 Agriculture, 324-342 Rice Cultivation and List of Crops, 324-326 Cultivated Area, 326-327 Early Attempts at Sundarban Reclamation, 327-335 Area ”
William Wilson Hunter,
A Statistical Account of Bengal…
(1875)
“ Means of Communication, Commerce, etc., 344-345 Means of Communication, 344 Commerce and Trade, 344-345 Capital and Interest, 345 Administration, 346 Land Revenue and Administration, 346 Geographical and Historical Notes on the Bardwán and Presidency Divisions of Lower Bengal, with Preliminary Remarks by District Officers of the 24 Parganás and Jessor, 349-389 Index, 393 ERRATA. Page 25, last line, for Jumuná read Jamuná. ”
