Public Works in India: Being a Letter to the Right Honourable Richard Vernon Smith ... Illustrative of the Necessity of Irrigation and Internal Naviga
In 'Public Works in India, ' John Bourne advocates for substantial investment in irrigation and internal navigation to unlock India's economic potential and safeguard against famine. Addressed to Richard Vernon Smith, this letter underscores the critical need for infrastructure development to fully harness the country's resources. Bourne passionately argues that prioritizing public works is essential not only for economic prosperity but also for ensuring the well-being of the Indian population. This historical document provides valuable insights into the 19th-century discourse on colonial development and the pivotal role of engineering in shaping India's future.
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