Publisher's Synopsis
This is the second volume of a biography detailing the life and career of Major-General Sir Henry Marion Durand, a prominent figure in the British Royal Engineers and a key player in the history of British India. Written by his son, Henry Mortimer Durand, the biography provides a comprehensive account of Durand's military service, engineering accomplishments, and contributions to the administration of British territories in India.
Volume 2 delves into the later stages of Durand's life, further exploring his involvement in significant historical events and engineering projects. Readers interested in military history, British colonialism, and the lives of influential figures in 19th-century India will find this volume a valuable resource. The biography offers insights into the challenges and complexities of governing and developing British India, as seen through the experiences of a man at the heart of it all. This work illuminates both the professional achievements and personal qualities of Sir Henry Marion Durand.
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