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The Water Supply and Sewerage of Country Mansions & Estates
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The Water Supply and Sewerage of Country Mansions Estates
Excerpt from The Water Supply and Sewerage of Country Mansions Estates: A Course of Lectures Delivered to the Students of the Royal Agricultural College, Cirencester, and South-Eastern Agricultural College, Wye The following pages constitute a course of Lectures recently delivered to the Students of the Royal Agricultural College, Cirencester, and of the South Eastern Agricultural College, Wye, Kent. They are not so much intended for the use of those advanced in Sanitary Science or the details of Civil Engineering, as for those of the general public who are interested in the management of estates and country mansions, where the benefits of efficient water supply and sanitation should be spec...
