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The Millers of Haddington, Dunbar and Dunfermline; a record of Scottish bookselling (1914)

Couper, W. J. ( William James) · London, etc. : T. F. Unwin · leaf 232

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btained unbound and in the originalsheets from a local bookseller who held thestock. St. Baldred of the Bass, that gives title tothe volume, is perhaps Millers most sustainedeffort, and contains several passages of consider-able merit. The story is of that legendary saintwho made his solitary cell… … FRONTISPIECE TO ST. BALDKED OF THE BASS. To face p 20%. St. Baldred of the Bass ?» They raised the sheet from Baldreds face, They turnd the corpses where they lay,In each his features clearly trace, Crownd with a tuft of silvery grey.They deem his bright ethereal flame, Which mortal form could not…

Miller, George, 1771-1835 · Miller, James, 1791-1865 · Miller, John, 1780-1852 · Miller family · Booksellers and bookselling -- Great Britain · Printing -- Scotland History

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