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EDIMBOURG ET LA SOCIÉTÉ ÉCOSSAISE A LA FIN DU XVIII» SIÈCLE.
§ 1 EDIMBOURG. HISTOIRE ET DESCRIPTION DE LA VILLE.
The History of Edinburgh from ils Foundation to the Présent Time, by William Maitland. Edinburgh, Priuted by Hamilton, Balfour and Neill, 1153.
The History of Edinburgh, from the earliest accounts to the year 1*780, by HuGO Arnot, advocate. To which is added a sketch of the Improvenients of the City from nso to 1816. Edinburgh, Printed by Thomas Turnbull, 1816.
A Graphie and Historical Description ofthe City of Edinburgh, 2 vols. J and H. Storer, London, 1822.
A History of Edinburgh, from the Eaiiiest Period, with brief notices of Eminent or Remarkable Iiidividuals, by John Anderson. A. FuUarton and G°, Edinburgh, 1856.
Edinburgh Past and Présent, ils Associations and Surroundings. Drawn wilh Pen and Pencil, "William Ballingal, 1877.
CasseU's Old and New Edinburgh, ils History, ils People and ils Places, by James Grant, 3 vols. Cassell, Pelter, Galpin and C". London, n. d.
Modem Edinburgh. London, The Religious Tract Society, n. d.
Mysterious Legends of Edinburgh, by Alexander Leighton. Edinburgh, William
Nimmo, 1864.
Edinburgh and ils Neighbourhood, Geological and Historical, by Hugh Miller. Edin- burgh, William Nimmo, 1879.
Traditions of Edinburgh, by Robert Chambers, New Edition (1868). W. and R Chambers, Edinburgh.
Réminiscences of Old Edinburgh, hy Daniel Wilson, 2 vols. Edinburgh, David Douglas, 1878.
Story of St-Giles Church. Edinburgh, by W. Chambers. Edinburgh, W and R. Chambers, 1879.
Historical Sketches of John Knox's House. Edinburgh, Murray and Gibb, n. d.
History of the Abbey and Palace of Holyrood-House, by John Parker Lawson. Edin- burgh, Henry Courtoy, 1848.
History of the Abbey and Palace of Holyrood, published by DuNCAN Anderson, Keeper of the Chapel-Royal, n. d.
The History of the High School of Edinburgh, by William Steven. Edinburgh, Maclachlan and Stewart, 1849.
History of the Cross of Edinburgh, by Thomas Arnold. W. Paterson, London.
Old Edinburgh Beaux and Belles, faithfuUy presented to the reader in coloured prints with the Story of How They Walked, Dressed and Behaved Themselves, told in the letterpress, which is adorned with quaint cuts. W. Paterson, London.
