The book "Indiana Mammoth Internal Improvement Act" by Alphascript Publishing offers a comprehensive analysis of the Mammoth Internal Improvement Act, a significant law passed in 1836 by the Indiana General Assembly. Under the leadership of Whig Governor Noah Noble, this law was introduced with the aim of significantly expanding the state's internal improvement system. It proposed an increase in spending by 10 million dollars and financed various infrastructure projects, including turnpikes, canals, and railroads. Despite the initial ambitions, the economic crisis of 1837 led to significant financial difficulties that brought the project to a nearly catastrophic situation. The book highlights the political and economic challenges associated with this law and provides a detailed overview of its impacts on the state of Indiana.