Sir Thomas Munro And The British Settlement Of The Madras Presidency (1894)

Focusing on Sir Thomas Munro's role as Governor of Madras Presidency, this historical account details his significant contributions to agriculture, education, and social welfare in early 19th century India. The narrative also examines his policies toward the local population and his relationships with Indian leaders, providing insights into the political and social context of the era. This work serves as a valuable resource for those studying Indian history, colonialism, and British imperialism, while also being a preserved edition of an important historical text.