The Indian Sappers and Miners 1759-1939, by Lieut.-Colonel E. W. C. Sandes, is an extensive 886-page history of the Indian Sappers and Miners, tracing their development, campaigns and distinctive ethos over nearly two centuries. Drawing on Sandes' experience as a distinguished military engineer and historian, it provides detailed accounts of operations, organisational changes and the services of numerous individuals. Campaigns and movements are illustrated by valuable historical maps, while the narrative charts the evolution of military engineering from the eighteenth century through to the eve of the Second World War. Comprehensive and meticulously researched, this substantial work is an important reference for anyone interested in the Indian Army, military engineering and the history of the British Empire.
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