Outlines of natural philosophy : being heads of lectures delivered in the University of Edinburgh /

Mode of access: Internet.

The physical basis of memory. A lecture delivered at the opening meeting for the session of the Edinburgh branch of the British child-study association on 25th October 1899, and at a meeting of the Eastern branch of the Secondary teachers' association on 9th March 1900.

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Quasi coursores ; portraits of the high offiers and professors of the Uniersity of Edinburgh at is Tercentenary festival,

"The impression for sale is one hundred copies folio and seven hundred and fifty copies quarto.

Report of the proceedings at the general meeting of the inhabitants of Edinburgh, December 16, 1820, to consider the propriety of a petition to His Majesty to dismiss his present ministers.

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A letter to the editor of the Scotsman, or Edinburgh political and literary journal in reply to the article in that newspaper of 22d Jan. 1823, entitled "Literature: A sketch of old England, by a New England man."

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A brief apology for Quakerism, inscribed to the Edinburgh reviewers.

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Account of the life and writings of John Erskine, D.D., late one of the ministers of Edinburgh.

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The history of Edinburgh, from the earliest accounts, to the year 1780 ... : With an appendix ... /

Includes index: p. [585]-598.

Statement by the Committee of the Inhabitants of the City of Edinburgh : appointed at the General Meeting of the Inhabitants, held on 2d December 1817, upon the subject of the North Bridge Buildings.

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The trial of John Taylor, commonly called Barm-Jock, for the supposed crime of being the principal ringleader of the riots, which took place in Edinburgh, June 6, 1792.

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An account of the life and character of Alexander Adam, LL.D., rector of the High School of Edinburgh.

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A view of the system of education pursued in the public schools and University of Edinburgh; with remarks on the present state of learning in Scotland.

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A vindication of the literary classes in the University of Edinburgh, against the aspersions of Peter Morris, M.D. Addressed to the Rev. Dr. J.S.

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Tracts, historical and philosophical, relative to the important discussions which lately took place between the members of the university and the presbytery of Edinburgh, respecting the election of Mr. Leslie to the professorship of mathematics in that university.

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The Edinburgh encyclopaedia;

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