Specimens of statistical reports; : exhibiting the progress of political society, from the pastoral state, to that of luxury and refinement. Intended to furnish examples, of the proper mode of drawing up accounts, either of parochial, or of other districts, and of collecting facts, in order to ascertain, the principles of statistical philosophy, and the sources of national improvement. /
Sinclair, John,Sir,1754-1835.
Creech, William,1745-1815.Letters addressed to Sir John Sinclair.
New York Historical Society.Library,former owner.NLS
London: : Printed for T. Cadell ... J. Debrett ... and J. Sewell ...,
1793..
Some copies of this work include: History of the origin and progress of the statistical account of Scotland, pp. cvii, [1]. NLS copy does not.
With half title.
Page 63 misnumbered '61'.
Specimen I. Kingussie and Inch / J. Anderson -- II. Morham / Mr. Carfrae -- III. Gretna / John Morgan -- vi [i.e. IV] Moulin / Alexander Stewart -- V. Nielston / John Monteith -- VI. Montrose / Alexander Molleson -- Letters to Sir John Sinclair / William Creech (p. [138]-194).
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Provenance: Library stamp on title page and on other pages: New-York Historical Society.
Sinclair, John, Sir, 1754-1835.