An Answer to a Book Intituled An Inquiry Into Facts and Observations Thereon

"An Answer to a Book Intituled 'An Inquiry Into Facts, and Observations Thereon'" offers a detailed response to proposed legislation concerning the preservation of the Great Level of the Fens and its navigation. Published in 1778, this work provides a vital perspective on the engineering and legal challenges of managing this significant British landscape. The author critically examines the principles underlying the bill intended for Parliament, presenting a counter-argument rooted in practical observations and factual analysis.

This book is a valuable resource for historians, legal scholars, and anyone interested in the history of civil engineering and land management in Britain. It sheds light on the complex interplay between environmental concerns, parliamentary action, and the economic interests tied to the Fens.

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