The Land Systems of British India: Being a Manual of the Land-tenures and of the Systems of Land-revenue Administration Prevalent In the Several Provinces

The Land Systems of British India by B. H. Baden-Powell (1841–1901) is a comprehensive study of the land tenure systems and revenue administration in British India. The book provides detailed insights into various provincial land practices, examining how land was owned, cultivated, and taxed under British colonial rule. Baden-Powell’s work serves as an important reference for understanding the economic and administrative structures in colonial India, influencing subsequent land reform policies and studies on agrarian systems in South Asia.