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ment of a much more durable nature than the perishable works of stone or marble, the productions of his
great mind. His History will be a monument "ære perennius," and remain a lasting proof of the splendid
abilities of a man, who, among many others of brilliant talents, will be an honour to the Scottish nation,
as long as literature and science are cultivated in Great Britain.

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J.C.Nattes Delt.

J. Fittler Exct.

Publish'd Jany. 1804, by W. Miller Old Bond St.London.

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DescriptionRegister Office. Description. Continuation from Plate XLVIII with etching after the text.
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DescriptionOver 100 pictorial works and text pages relating to 19th century Scotland's antiquities, cities towns and picturesque scenery. Contains engravings of abbeys, castles, public buildings, battle grounds, harbours and landscapes. John Claude Nattes made drawings of suitable scenes on the spot; etchings are by James Fittler.
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