Anderson, James
Also known as
James Anderson de HermistonJames Anderson of HermistonScotch PloughΤζέιμς ΆντερσονΤζέιμς Άντερσον του Χέρμιστονג'יימס אנדרסוןجيمس أندرسونجيمس اندرسون (صحفى)জেমস অ্যান্ডারসন
Scottish agriculturist, journalist and economist
Born 1739-01-01
Died 1808-01-01
Identifiers
- VIAF77099040
- WikidataQ617109
- ISNI0000000081578787
- Open LibraryOL1063027A
- Internet Archivereprintsofeconom0000unse
- Open LibraryOL9138728A
- Open LibraryOL15175669A
Top Subjects
- Great Britain (7)
- Early works to 1800 (7)
- History (5)
- Scotland (5)
- Agriculture (4)
- Chimneys (3)
- Smoke prevention (3)
Books by Anderson, James
Total count: 54
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An enquiry into the nature of the corn-lawswith a view to the new corn-bill proposed for Scotland.printed by and for Mrs Mundell1771-01-01
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Essays relating to agriculture and rural affairsin two partsPrinted for T. Cadell, London, and W. Creech, Edinburgh1775-01-01
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Essays relating to agriculture and rural affairs ...T. Cadell1775-01-01
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A practical treatise on chimneyscontaining full directions for preventing or removing smoke in housesSold by T. Cadell1776-01-01
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Free thoughts on the American contestprinted in the year1776-01-01
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A practical treatise on chimneys.Containing full directions for preventing or removing smoke in houses. Illustrated with copperplates.C. Elliot, sold at London by T. Cadell1776-01-01
A practical treatise on chimneys. Containing full directions for preventing or removing smoke in housesPrinted for C. Elliot1776-01-01-
Miscellaneous observations on planting and training timber-treesparticularly calculated for the climate of Scotland. In a series of lettersC. Elliot, and T. Cadell, London1777-01-01
Miscellaneous observations on planting and training timber-treesparticularly calculated for the climate of Scotland ; in a series of lettersPrinted for Charles Elliot, Edinburgh, and Thomas Cadell, London1777-01-01-
An enquiry into the nature of the corn-lawswith a view to the new corn-bill proposed for ScotlandMrs. Mundell1777-01-01
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Observations on the means of exciting a spirit of national industrychiefly intended to promote the agriculture, commerce, manufactures, and fisheries of Scotland, in series of letters to a friend, written in the year one thousand seven hundred and seventeen.Cadell1777-01-01
Essays relating to agriculture and rural affairs2d ed., with large additions.W. Creech1777-01-01-
Observations on the means of exciting a spirit of national industrychiefly intended to promote the agriculture, commerce, manufactures, and fisheries, of Scotland. In a series of letters to a friend ...Printed for T. Cadell; [etc., etc.1777-01-01
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Observations on the means of exciting a spirit of national industrychiefly intended to promote the agriculture, commerce, manufactures, and fisheries of Scotland, in series of letters to a friend, written in the year one thousand seven hundred and seventeenCadell1777-01-01
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Miscellaneous observations on planting and training timber-treesparticulary calculated for the climate of Scotland1777-01-01
Essays relating to agriculture and rural affairs2d ed., with large additions.W. Creech1777-01-01-
The interest of Great-Britain with regard to her American colonies, considered. To which is added an appendix, containing the outlines of a plan for a general pacification. By James Anderson, M.A. ...printed for T. Cadell1782-01-01
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The interest of Great-Britain with regard to her American colonies...T. Cadell1782-01-01
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The interest of Great Britain with regard to her American colonies, consideredTo which is added an Appendix, containing the outlines of a plan for a general pacificationT. Cadell1782-01-01
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The interest of Great Britain with regard to her American colonies, consideredto which is added an appendix containing the outlines of a plan for a general pacificationT. Cadell1782-01-01
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The true interest of Great Britain consideredor, A proposal for establishing the northern British fisheries, in which the circumstances that have hitherto frustrated every attempt to establish these fisheries are investigated ...Priv. print.1783-01-01
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The true interest of Great Britain consideredor a proposal for establishing the northern British fisheries, in which the circumstances that have hitherto frustrated every attempt to establish these fisheries are investigated, ... By James Anderson, ...Printed in the year1783-01-01
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Essays relating to agrculture and rural affairs3d ed.Printed for J. Bell [etc.]1784-01-01
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An account of the present state of the Hebrides and Western Coasts of Scotlandin which an attempt is made to explain the circumstances that have hitherto repressed the industry of the natives; and some hints are suggested for encouraging the fisheries, and promoting other improvements in those countries, being the substance of a Report to the Lords of Treasury, of facts collected in a tour to the Hebrides, with large additions, together with the evidence given before the Committee of Fisheries, illustrated with a new map of Scotland, in which the Hebrides and Western Coasts in particular, are laid down from the best authorities and latest observations.Robinson1785-01-01
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An account of the present state of the Hebrides and western coasts of Scotlandin which an attempt is made to explain the circumstances that have hitherto repressed the industry of the natives and some hints are suggested for encouraging the fisheries and promoting other improvements in those countries : being the substance of the report to the lords of treasury of facts collected in a tour to the Hebrides, with large additions together with the evidence given before the Committee of FisheriesPrinted by M. Graisberry, for Messrs. White, Byrne, McKenzie, Marchbank, Jones, and Moore1786-01-01
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Observations on slaveryparticularly with a view to its effects on the British colonies, in the West-IndiesPrinted by J. Harrop1789-01-01
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Nachrichten von dem gegenwärtigen Zustande der Hebridischen Inseln und der westlichen Küsten von SchottlandF. Nicolai1789-01-01
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Observations on slaveryparticularly with a view to its effects on the British colonies, in the West-IndiesPrinted by J. Harrop1789-01-01
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Observations on slavery; particularlay with a view to its effects on the British colonies, in the West-IndiesBy James Anderson, LL.D. F.R.S. & F.S.A.S. honorary member of the Bath Society, and of the Philosophical and Agricultural Societies, ManchesterPrinted by J. Harrop1789-01-01
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Prospectus of an intended new periodical work, to be called The Beeor Universal Literary Intelligencer...printed by Mundell and Son1790-01-01
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Prospectus of an intended new periodical work, to be called the Bee, or Universal literary intelligencer to be published weekly ...Printed by Mundell and Son ...1790-01-01
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Prospectus of an intended new periodical work, to be called The bee, or universal literary intelligencerto be published weekly ...Printed by Mundell and Son1790-01-01
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Observations on the effects of the coal duty upon the remote and thinly peopled coasts of Britaintending to show, that if is were there removed, the industry of the people would be secured, ... By James Anderson, ...printed for the author1792-01-01
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Letters for extending the manufacture of raw silk on the coast of CoromandelPrinted by J. Martin1793-01-01
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A practical treatise on peat mossconsidered as in its natural state fitted for affording fuel, or as susceptible of being converted into mold capable of yielding abundant crops of useful produce : with full directions for converting it from the state of peat into that of mold and afterwards cultivating it as a soilPrinted for T. Chapman1794-01-01
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A practical treatise on peat mossconsidered as in its natural state fitted for affording fuel, or, as susceptible of being converted into mold capable of yielding abundant crops of useful produceRobinson [etc., London]1794-01-01
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General view of the agriculture and rural economy of the county of Aberdeenwith observations on the means of its improvementpublisher not identified1794-01-01
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A practical treatise on peat mossconsidered as in its natural state fitted for affording fuel, or as susceptible of being converted into mold capable of yielding abundant crops of useful produce : with full directions for converting it from the state of peat into that of mold, and afterwards cultivating it as a soilPrinted and sold by T. Chapman Strand London1794-01-01
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A practical treatise on peat moss, considered as in its natural state fitted for affording fuel, or as susceptible of being converted into mold capabale of yielding abundant crops of useful produce,... by James Anderson,....printed for T. Chapman1794-01-01
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Letters for promoting the silk manufacture on the coast of CoromandelPrinted by J.D. Matthews1794-01-01
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Two letters to Sir John Sinclair, baronetpresident of the Board of Agriculture, on the subject of draining wet and boggy lands, &c.and J. Guthrie1796-01-01
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A practical treatise on draining bogs and swampy groundillustrated by figures, with cursory remarks upon the originality of Mr. Elkington's mode of draining. To which are added, directions for making a new kind of strong, cheap and durable fence, for rich lands; for erecting, at little expense, milldams, or weirs upon rivers, that shall be alike firm and durable; for effectually guarding against encroachments by the sea upon the land, and for gradually raising drowned fens into sound grass-lands. As also, disquisitions concerning the different breeds of sheep, and other domestic animals. Being the principal additions that have been made to the 4th ed. of Essays relating to agriculture and rural affairs ...G.G. and J. Robinson1797-01-01
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A practical treatise on draining bogs and swampy groundsillustrated by figures; ... As also, disquisitions concerning the different breeds of sheep, and other domestic animals; being the principal additions ... to the fourth edition of Essays relating to agriculture and rural affairs; published separately, for the accommodation of the purchasers of the former editions of this work. By James Anderson, ...printed for G. G. and J. Robinson1797-01-01
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Essays relating to agriculture and rural affairs4th ed., with corr., and large add.Printed for G. G. and J. Robinson; [etc., etc.1797-01-01
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Recreations in agriculture, natural-history, arts, and miscellaneous literaturePrinted by T. Bensley ... and sold by J. Wallis ... and R.H. Evans ...1799-01-01
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Recreations in agriculture, natural-history, arts, and miscellaneous literatureBy James Anderson, ...printed by T. Bensley; and sold by James Wallis; and R. H. Evans (successor to Mr. Edwards)1799-01-01
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Prospectus of a new work to be entitled Recreations in agriculture, natural history, arts, & miscellaneous literature. By James Anderson, ...1799-01-01
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An essay on quick-lime, as a cement and as a manure.Printed by Samuel Etheridge, for Joseph Nancrede, no. 49, Marlboro'-Street.1799-01-01
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A calm investigation of the circumstances that have led to the present scarcity of grain in Britainsuggesting the means of alleviating that evil, and of preventing the recurrence of such a calamity in futureThe 2d ed.J. Cumming1801-01-01
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A calm investigation of the circumstances that have led to the present scarcity of grain in Britainsuggesting the means of alleviating that evil, and of preventing the recurrence of such a calanity in future.Printed for John Cumming1801-01-01
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A description of a patent hot-housewhich operates chiefly by the heat of the sun, without the aid of flues, or tan bark, or steam, for the purpose of heating it : to which is added, an appendix, containing remarks upon a letter from T.A. Knight ... on the subject of Mr. Forsyth's plasterPrinted for J. Cumming ...1803-01-01
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Drei schriften über korngesetze und grundrente.Duncker & Humblot1893-01-01
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Observations on the means of exciting a spirit of national industry, chiefly intended to promote the agriculture, commerce, manufactures, and fisheries, of ScotlandPrinted for T. Cadell1968-01-01
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An essay on quick-limeas a cement and as a manure.Printed by S. Etheridge, for J. Nancrede