Professional Papers of the Corps of Royal Engineers; Volume 6

This book is a comprehensive collection of technical papers on various aspects of engineering, written by members of the Corps of Royal Engineers in the 19th century. The topics covered include surveying, mapping, bridge-building, and military fortifications, providing valuable insights into the state of the art of engineering in the Victorian era.
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