Report On The Barracks, Water Supply And Conservancy Of Fort Saint George [by D. Macpherson] (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781277227765)

This is a detailed report on the barracks, water supply, and conservancy of Fort Saint George in India, authored by D. Macpherson. It offers insights into the living conditions, infrastructure, and public health considerations within a significant military establishment. This historical document provides valuable information for researchers interested in military history, colonial India, and the evolution of public health practices.

The report likely covers topics such as the quality and availability of water, the sanitation systems in place, and the overall health and well-being of the soldiers stationed at Fort Saint George. It sheds light on the challenges faced in maintaining a healthy environment within a confined space and the measures taken to address these issues. This report is an invaluable resource for understanding the daily lives and environmental conditions of those who served in the British military in India.

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