Draining and Embanking is a comprehensive guide to the techniques of land drainage and reclamation, written by the eminent civil engineer John Scott. Drawing on his experience designing and building drainage systems for agricultural and urban land, Scott explains the principles of engineering and hydrology that underpin these projects. This book remains an important resource for engineers and planners today.

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