Correspondence.
Found in 7214 Collections and/or Records:
Letter books, correspondence and other records of the printing firm of T and A Constable, Edinburgh, together with records of the Edinburgh Press, which was amalgamated with the firm in 1936.
Letter books, estimates and correspondence of the Edinburgh Press., 1907-1936.
The first series begins with three books of H Armour and Company, a printing firm taken over by the Edinburgh Press. Most of the series end in June 1936 when it amalgamated with T and A Constable.
Letter-books, warrant book and correspondence of the Commanders-in-Chief in Scotland., 1747-1753.
Letter of Adam Ferguson to William Eden., 1779.
Concerns the American Revolutionary War.
Letter of Adam Smith to William Petty., 1767.
Concerns preparations for James Cook`s first voyage.
Published in `The Correspondence of Adam Smith`.
Letter of Alexander Carlyle to unnamed correspondent., 1788.
Concerns ecclesiastical appointments.
A small engraving of Alexander Carlyle is included.
Letter of Alexander Geddes to unnamed correspondent., 1787.
Concerns Geddes`s attempts to collect manuscripts in the East and biblical scholarship.
Letter of Alexander Runciman to unnamed correspondent., 1781.
Concerns Runciman`s current ill-health.
Letter of Allan Ramsay to Basil Feilding., 1763.
Concerns Ramsay`s political insights into current affairs.
Letter of Andrew Stuart to George Chalmers., c. 1798.
Concerns Stuart`s genealogical history of the Stuarts.
Letter of Anne Grant.
Letter written by Anne Grant to John Henning. Henning has added a footnote commenting on the contents.
Letter of David Hume to Reverend Robert Traill.
concerns Traill's recent published sermon attacking Hume for his observations on the Scottish clergy.
Letter of David Hume to unnamed correspondent., 1767.
Concerns Hume`s preparations for his return to Scotland.
Letter of Dugald Stewart to Joseph Marie Degérando., 1816.
Concerns an American friend.
Letter of Dugald Stewart to unnamed correspondent., 1805.
Concerns the potential election of the recipient to the Royal Society of Edinburgh.
Letter of Elizabeth Caroline Hamilton Gray to Sir Benjamin Hawes.
In the letter, Gray recommends the suppliers of a 'Mask', recently delivered for the antiquities collection at Bolsover Castle.
Letter of Gavin Hamilton to William Strahan., 1762.
Concerns Hamilton`s abandonment of bookselling and his continued interest in paper making.
Letter of George Hill to Thomas Cadell., 1795.
Concerns a list of 12 people that Hill would like to send copies of his sermons to before they are officially published.
Hill`s obituary from `The Gentleman`s Magazine` (1820) has been copied out in hand and included.
Letter of Henry Mackenzie to Henry Davidson., 1824.
Concerns the kindness shown by Davidson when Mackenzie`s son James was in Hamburg.
Letter of Henry Mackenzie to Thomas Cadell., 1792.
Concerns the publications of James Hutton.
Letter of Henry Mackenzie to Thomas Cadell and William Davies., 1816.
Concerns Mackenzie declining to write on Daniel Defoe as a result of ill-health.