This rare and valuable book provides a comprehensive description of the district of Dinajpur, a remote and little-known region of Bengal, during the early 19th century. Drawing on first-hand observations and careful analysis of geographical and statistical data, the author provides a rich and detailed account of the region's physical and cultural landscape, including its governance, agriculture, and industry.

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