A Geographical, Statistical, and Historical Description of Hindostan, and the Adjacent Countries, Volume 1

Abul Fazel Acber adjacent Agra Allahabad appear Aurengzebe Bahar banks Bareily begahs Benares Bengal Bengal Presidency Bengalese Bhurtpoor Birboom Boglipoor Brahmaputra Brahmins British government Buchanan Bundelcund Burdwan Calcutta capital Cashmere chief Chittagong Circar commenced consequence considerable contains Cossimbazar cotton cultivation Dacca Delhi Delhi province Dinagepoor district ditto Doab dominions east estimated European formerly frontier Furruckabad Gorucpoor Gualior hills Hindoo Hindostan Hooghly Hooghly river houses India inhabitants jumma Jumna jungle Khan lacks of rupees Lahore land Lucknow magistrate Maharatta Mahommed Mahommedan miles N. W. miles S. E. Mirzapoor Mogul Moorshedabad mountains Nabob Nabob of Oude Nagpoor named natives Oude Oude territories Patna pergunnahs Peshwa police population portion possession principal province Purneah Raja Ramghur Rennell residence revenue rice river Rungpoor rupees salt season Seik Shah Singh situated soil square miles stream Sunderbunds Tirhoot tract tribes ud Dowlah village whole zemindars