The scheme for erecting an academy at Glasgow, set forth in its own proper colours. In a letter from a society of the inhabitants of that city, … to their brethren of the same principles at Paisley.
The scheme for erecting an academy at Glasgow, set forth in its own proper colours, is authored by William Thom and published by Gale ECCO, Print Editions on June 10, 2010. This edition spans 52 pages and is presented in English. The work reflects the intellectual climate of the 18th century, a period marked by significant advancements in knowledge, technology, and record-keeping, facilitated by the printing press.
Readers will find a rich exploration of the everyday lives of various individuals during this transformative era, including city dwellers, farmers, and politicians. The text provides first-hand accounts that illuminate the societal dynamics of the time, making the historical context of the American, French, and Industrial revolutions accessible and engaging. This edition serves as a valuable resource for libraries, undergraduate students, and independent scholars interested in the social sciences and the political landscape of the 18th century.
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Anonymous. By William Thom. With a half-title.
Glasgow : printed for James Duncan, Junior. Sold by Messrs. Kincaid and Bell; and A. Donaldson, booksellers in Edinburgh, 1762. 46,[2]p. ; 8°
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