Charles Maclaren

Born 1782-01-01

Died 1866-01-01

Identifiers

VIAF1557896
WikidataQ5080571
ISNI0000000037133430
Open LibraryOL2360890A

Top Subjects

Great Britain (2)
Early works to 1850 (1)
Railroads (1)
Canals -- Egypt (1)
Wages -- Great Britain (1)
Working class -- Great Britain -- Economic conditions (1)
Wages (1)

Books by Charles Maclaren

Total count: 11

Railways compared with canals & common roads, and their uses and advantages explainedbeing the substance of a series of papers published in the Scotsman, and now republished with additions and corrections

A. Constable1825-01-01
Account of the ancient canal from the Nile to the Red Sea

Printed for A. Constable1825-01-01
The Scotsman's advice to the labouring classeson the best means of raising their wages, and securing themselves and their families against want

Printed for A. Black1830-01-01
The Scotsman's advice to the labouring classes, on the best means of raising their wages, and securing themselves against want

Printed for Adam Black, 1830 (Edinburgh1830-01-01
A sketch of the geology of Fife and the Lothians, including detailed descriptions of Arthur's seat and Pentland hills.

A. and C. Black; [etc., etc.]1839-01-01
The glacial theory of Professor Agassiz of Neuchatelbeing a outline of the facts and arguments adduced by him to prove that a sheet of ice enveloped the northern parts of the globe at a recent geological period

1841-01-01
Remarks on ancient beaches near Stirling

1846-01-01
Further evidence of the existence of glaciers in Scotland in ancient times

1847-01-01
On grooved and striated rocks in the middle region of Scotland

Printed by Neill and Company1849-01-01
The plain of Troy described and the identity of the Ilium of Homer with the new Ilium of Strabo proved, by comparing the poet's narrative with the present topography

A. and C. Black1863-01-01
The plain of Troy describedand the identity of the Ilium of Homer with thenew Ilium of Strabo proved, by comparing the poet's narrative with the present topography

Black1863-01-01