The Millers of Haddington, Dunbar and Dunfermline; a record of Scottish bookselling (1914)
Couper, W. J. ( William James) · London, etc. : T. F. Unwin · leaf 67
with the business ofbuying and selling. Grain that changed handshad thereafter to be shipped or sent by road to thelarge towns, and most of the burghs prosperitydepended on the efficiency with which this wasdone. Real increase in the trade of the districtwas confidently expected from certain… … His First Shop young people, but any hopes thus raised were inthe long run doomed to disappointment, for themills were forced to close down. The village,however, was so near Dunbar that its traders werecertain to reap some advantage from the temporaryincrease of population there. In adding his name…
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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