Indian Science and Technology in the Eighteenth Century: Some Contemporary European Accounts c23.s5.t9.1

c23.s5.t9.1

The iron was made over to Captain Presgrave of the Sagar Mint (an officer very capable of judging with regard to its quality). He wrought it up into bars and rods for an iron suspension bridge on which he was then employed and the following is his report to understand which it is necessary to refer to the note below.⁸