"Report On The Observatories Of His Highness The Rajah Of Travancore At Trevandrum, And On The Augustier Peak Of The Western Ghats" details the astronomical observations and scientific work conducted at the observatories established by the Rajah of Travancore. Authored by John Allan Broun, the report provides insights into the operation and findings of these significant scientific outposts in 19th-century India.
This historical document offers a valuable glimpse into the intersection of science and patronage, showcasing the Rajah's commitment to astronomical research and the contributions made at the Trevandrum and Augustier Peak observatories. Readers interested in the history of science, particularly astronomy in India, will find this report to be a compelling and informative resource.
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