1811 A Treatise on Origin & Cultivation of Moss-Earth into Manure / Farming

1811 A Treatise on Origin & Cultivation of Moss-Earth into Manure / FarmingA Treatise on the Origin Qualities and Cultivation of Moss Earth with Directions for Converting it Into Manure; By William Aiton Printed by Printed by Wilson & Paul, Air (Ayr), 1811. First Edition. 8vo, quarter leather binding with marble boards, plain endpapers, 357 pages plus 1 page of errata. William Aiton (1760 1848), sheriff substitute of the county of Lanark, and, in his day, a widely known authority on all matters bearing on Scottish husbandry.

An Inventory of Gardens and Designed Landscapes in Scotland:

Published by The "Standard" Office

It was written as part satire in support of Charles Darwin's On The Origin of Species

Maeterlinck faced credible accusations of plagiarism

Published by Ray Richards

Name to front blank endpaper of each volume

Included amongst his baggage as a generous bale of feathers – a gift for the birds of America

Sorley MacLean is widely considered to be the greatest Gaelic poet of the twentieth century and occupies a space in the wider Scottish literary canon unequalled by any other Gaelic writer

His cartographer made a chart of this group

by dying young at the height of her powers

Three Go To The Chalet School

A few light pencil annotations to the margins presumably by Wade