Scotland, From the Treaty of Union With England to the Present Time (1707-1907)
Scotland, From the Treaty of Union With England to the Present Time (1707-1907)
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He died at Cheltenham, leaving a large fortune for educational purposes, half of it for St. Andrews.
Bell, Henry (1767-1830), b. Torphichen, Linlithgow. Father of steam navigation ; launched a steamboat, The Comet, on the Clyde in 181 2.
Bell, Henry Glassford (1803-1874), b. Glasgow. Sheriff of BIOGRAPHICAL NOTES 233 Lanarkshire. Author of a well-known poem on Mary, Queen of Scots.
Bell, Rev. Patrick, LL. D. (1 799-1869), b. Near Dundee. Minister of Carmylie, Forfarshire. Inventor of the reapin...g machine, 1827.
Berwick, James Fitzjames, Duke of (1670-1734), natural son of James II. By Arabella Churchill, sister of the Duke of Marlborough, b. Moulins, France. A great French general.
Black, Adam (1784-1874), b. Edinburgh. An Edinburgh publisher. Purchased the Encyclopedia Britannica in 1827 after the Constable's failure.
Black, Joseph (1728-1799), b. Bordeaux, of Scottish extrac- tion. Chemist and physician. Professor of Chemistry and Medicine first in Glasgow and afterwards in Edin- burgh.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He died at Cheltenham, leaving a large fortune for educational purposes, half of it for St. Andrews.
Bell, Henry (1767-1830), b. Torphichen, Linlithgow. Father of steam navigation ; launched a steamboat, The Comet, on the Clyde in 181 2.
Bell, Henry Glassford (1803-1874), b. Glasgow. Sheriff of BIOGRAPHICAL NOTES 233 Lanarkshire. Author of a well-known poem on Mary, Queen of Scots.
Bell, Rev. Patrick, LL. D. (1 799-1869), b. Near Dundee. Minister of Carmylie, Forfarshire. Inventor of the reapin...g machine, 1827.
Berwick, James Fitzjames, Duke of (1670-1734), natural son of James II. By Arabella Churchill, sister of the Duke of Marlborough, b. Moulins, France. A great French general.
Black, Adam (1784-1874), b. Edinburgh. An Edinburgh publisher. Purchased the Encyclopedia Britannica in 1827 after the Constable's failure.
Black, Joseph (1728-1799), b. Bordeaux, of Scottish extrac- tion. Chemist and physician. Professor of Chemistry and Medicine first in Glasgow and afterwards in Edin- burgh.
What to read after Scotland, From the Treaty of Union With England to the Present Time (1707-1907)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alexander Macrae to read onlineMoreLess
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