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... [DOC] [TLE] Hugh Miller - Wikipedia [PAR] Born, 10 October 1802. Cromarty. Died, 23/24 December 1856 (age 54) 
Portobello, Edinburgh. Nationality, Scottish. Fields, geology. Hugh Miller (10 
October 1802  23/24 December 1856) was a self-taught Scottish geologist ... 
begins with an account of geological periods, and does not mean that each of 
them is a day;... [DOC] [TLE] Hugh Miller | British geologist | Britannica.com [PAR] British geologist. born ... Hugh Miller, (born Oct. 10, 1802, Cromarty, 
Cromartyshire, Scot. ... were widely successful in arousing public interest in 
geologic history. [DOC] [TLE] Hugh Miller - University of Glasgow [PAR] One of Scotland's most famous geological writers Hugh Miller was born in 
Cromarty, Invernesshire in 1802. At the age of five, his father, a sea-captain, died
... [DOC] [TLE] Complete Issue - pdf file - Edinburgh Geological Society [PAR] Nov 17, 1993 ... Hugh Miller, Scottish geologist, writer and religious refonner ... born in the Black 
Isle village of Cromarty on 10 October1802. .... Victorian imagination and 
stimulated a wide public interest in fossil .... British Geological Survey, Edinburgh 
... country as part of a much longer cycling expedition with a friend to... [DOC] [TLE] Download as a PDF - CiteSeerX [PAR] As a self-taught geologist, a key player in the Disruption, and an acute observer 
of ... Scots have done much to shape modern perceptions and, as several of 
these ... cluded that Hugh Miller was a man who knew how to make the best of 
the opportu- .... We remember him first as one who was born in Cromarty, which 
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UK's first European Geopark (Marble Arch Caves/Cuilcagh .... Scientific Interest, 
one of Scotland's most important ... organises events around the country. ... The 
bicentenary of Hugh Miller, geologist ... celebrated in Cromarty, 20 miles north-
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Hutton (the "father of modern geology"), Hugh Miller and Archibald Geikie. ... 
These rocks are around 400 million years old, and were laid down in the 
Devonian period. ... Arthur's Seat in Edinburgh being the remnant of a once much 
larger volcano... [DOC] [TLE] pgs. 1-72 - Forth Naturalist and Historian - University of Stirling [PAR] FNH publications are listed on the internet British Library (BLPC) and by 
booksellers ..... Hugh Miller was the son of a sea captain born in Cromarty in 
1802. Although ... which did much to swing political opinion against the current 
rights of patronage ... of geology during a period in which there was intense 
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was Herodotus much less naive when he tried to ex- plain fossils, ..... Thus began 
the renascence of learning; but not until 1508 did it get around to the earth. ...... 
Hugh Miller was born on October io, 1802, at the seaport town of Cromarty in... [DOC] [TLE] Full text of "The Northern Highlands in the nineteenth century ... [PAR] The Caledonian Canal has not hitherto added much to the commerce of the 
district, .... At the election of 1831, when the country rang with the shout of " The 
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Question: Born in Cromarty in this U.K. country in 1802, Hugh Miller did much to arouse public interest in geology
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