Later Mughals v1.c4.s1.3

v1.c4.s1.3

But Ghazipur was the district with which he was connected longest, namely for seven years. Here he first served as Revenue Settlement Officer and then as Collector, and left a memorial of his work in a blue-book, *The Settlement Report of Ghazipur District*, printed in 1886. His keenness in revenue work and his application to detail are evidenced by his article on Canal Rates versus Land Revenue published in the *Calcutta Review*, 1869, and a volume entitled *The Rent Digest* or the Law of Procedure relating to Landlord and Tenant, Bengal Presidency, 1869.