Steuart, Henry Sir
Also known as
Steuart, Henry
Born 1759-01-01
Died 1836-01-01
Identifiers
- VIAF67888784
- WikidataQ18821793
- ISNI000000006367605X
- Open LibraryOL1146288A
Top Subjects
- Scotland (4)
- Glasgow (3)
- Edinburgh (3)
- Forests and forestry (3)
- Transportation (2)
- Coal (2)
- Canals (2)
Books by Steuart, Henry Sir
Total count: 8
The genealogy of the Stewarts refutedPrinted for Bell & Bradfute; and G.G. & J. Robinson1799-01-01-
Supplement to an Account of a plan for the better supplying the city of Edinburgh with coalcomprising an examination of an anonymous pamphlet lately published under the signature of an old coalmasterPrinted by J. Brown for Longman and Rees, etc.1800-01-01
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Observations on the account of a plan for the better supplying the cities of Edinburgh and Glasgow with coal by Henry SteuartPrinted for P. Hill by J. Brown1800-01-01
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Account of a plan for the better supplying the city of Edinburgh with coaltogether with an examination of the merits of the two principal lines pointed out for the intended canal between Edinburgh and GlasgowPrinted for Bell & Bradfute, and G.G. & J. Robinsons, London, by J. Ritchie1800-01-01
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WorksTo which are prefixed two essays on the life, literary character and writings of the Historianprinted for C. and R. Baldwin by J. Ballantyne1806-01-01
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The planter's guideor, A practical essay on the best method of giving immediate effect to wood, by the removal of large trees and underwood; being an attempt to place the art, and that of general arboriculture, on phytological and fixed principles; interspersed with observations on general planting, and the improvement of real landscape; originally intended for the climate of Scotland.2d ed, greatly improved and enl.J. Murray1828-01-01
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The planter's guide, or, A practical essay on the best method of giving immediate effect to wood, by the removal of large trees and underwoodbeing an attempt to place the art, and that of general arboriculture, on phytological and fixed principles : interspersed with observations on general planting, and the improvement of real landscape, originally intended for the climate of ScotlandSecond edition, greatly improved and enlarged.John Murray1828-01-01
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A letter to Sir Henry Stewart, Bart., on the improvement in the quality of timber, to be effected by the high cultivation and quick growth of forest-treesin reply to certain passages in his "Planter's Guide"Sold by Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown and Green1829-01-01