Dundonald, Archibald Cochrane, Earl of, 1749?-1831
Dundonald, Archibald Cochrane, 1749?-1831
Cochrane, Archibald, 1748-1831
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Archibald Cochrane, 9th Earl of Dundonald Scottish nobleman and inventor
Dundonald, Archibald Cochrane, ca. 1749-1831
Dundonald, Archibald Cochrane of 1749-1831
Dundonald, Archibald Cochrane, comte de, 1749?-1831
VIAF ID: 20463953 ( Personal )
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Archibald Cochrane, 9th Earl of Dundonald
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Scottish nobleman and inventor
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Cochrane, Archibald,
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1748-1831
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Dundonald, Archibald Cochrane
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Works
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| Account of the qualities and uses of coal tar and coal varnish with certificates from ship-masters and others |
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| Description of the estate and abbey of Culross. Particularly of the mineral and coal property. Wherein is given an account of the coal workings at Culross, since the year 1572. Together with a description of the coal mining field, on the Frith of Forth; shewing That the Frith Coal Owners cannot receive the smallest injury by a repeal of the Duty on Coals, whether on English or Scots Coals imported into or vended in Scotland, &c. &c |
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| Directions for using coal tar, half stuff, pitch, varnish, and varnish paints. By the Earl of Dundonald |
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| Des Grafen von Dundonalds Gedanken von der gegenwärtigen Bereitung des Kochsalzes, dessen Handel und den Vorschlägen, das gesottene Kochsalz zu reinigen / aus dem Englischen nach der 2. Ausgabe übersetzt und auf Deutschland angewendet |
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| Introduction to and contents of an intended publication |
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| Kent produces the best wool for the worsted and hosiery trade of any county in England .... |
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| Letters, by the Earl of Dundonald, on making bread from potatoes, to the inhabitants of Great Britain : And particularly to the inhabitants of Ireland, who have been the first to cultivate and bring into general use, the invaluable plant or root, called the potatoe. |
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| Life of the late Thomas Coutts, Esq., banker, of the Strand to which is added, a biographical and historical addenda, containing some curious anecdotes, and an official copy at full length of his will and codicil, as proved in the prerogative court, &c. &c. |
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| Memorial and petition to the Honourable the Court of Directors of the East India Company, from Archibald Earl of Dundonald. 12th July, 1786 |
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| A new year's gift, recommended to the perusal of persons desirous of promoting objects of domestic economy, their own health, and the manufactures of Britain |
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| Present state of the manufacture of salt explained |
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| Reports by John Clerk, esquire, of Eldin and By Messrs Grieve and Henderson, in consequence of surveys, Made by Them, of Culross and Valleyfield Collieries, Forest, &c. &c. In the Years 1792 and 1793. With a farther explanation of the State of the Collieries, by Lord Dundonald, and Method Recommended by Him to be Adopted to Compleat the Winning of Them: Accompanied by Sundry Other Papers, and Offers to Compleat the Winning, and to Work and Ship the Coals, From Both Collieries, at a Stipulated Price. The whole submitted, by Lord Dundonald, to the consideration of his creditors |
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| Thoughts on the manufacture and trade of salt, on the herring fisheries, and on the coal-trade of Great Britain : Submitted to the consideration of the Right Honourable William Pitt, chancellor of the Exchequer, &c. and of every lover of his country. By the Earl of Dundonald. |
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| A treatise, showing the intimate connection that subsists between agriculture and chemistry, 1795 |
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