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Travels in Scotland by M Dupin and the Caledonian Canal
The narrative outlines Dupin’s journey from Newcastle to Edinburgh and northward, detailing Scottish harbours, docks, and industrial projects. It covers Leith shipyards, Raith mineralogy, Dundee and Arbroath lighthouses, Aberdeen’s port works, the Caledonian Canal, Glasgow industries, the Andersonian Institution, and Glaswegian gas and water systems, with reflections on Scotland’s rapid progress and its educators, engineers, and artisans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Institute of France
Dupin
Great Britain
Ireland
Paris
M. Dupri
Scotland
Newcastle
Edinburgh
Berwick
Tweed
Telford
Leith
Athens
Bay of Forth
Jackine
Elvil
Clyde
Glasgow
Forth
Kirkaldy
Raith
Norotherns
Mer
Walter Scott
Caledonia
Peturerque
Wight
Montrose
Bervie
Stunelingven
Aberdeen
Otin Ghus Gregory
Shatland Isles
M. Hiot
Colby
Belearic Isles
Geegary
Gulf of Murray
Agricola
Loverness
Fort Augustus
Fort Wil- Ting
Caledonian Canal
Atlantic
German Ocean
Orkney Isles
Gilnsgow
British Empire
Filaszow Fawn
Rodsisouian Institution
Hioy
Andersosiay Institution
de Ure
Andersoniin
Hig Wily
Altos
Gouka
Glaagow
Bay of
Furth
Stirling
Company of Proprietors
Mir
Watt
Glasgow. By A Favour Too Little Merited, the Frst
Clisa
Institute of France
M. Bertholet
Lagland
Greenock
Barrow
Port Glasgow
Gorenock
Greavock
Grennock
Peerey
Huddart
Thad
Carrua
Prince Nicholas
Carroy
Loyter
Gad
Foundiny
Greenoek
Lord Eglinton
Ardrusain
Paisley
Aust Bay
Presenta
Ardrossan
Troon
Ad Iron Railway
Aiaarnock
Treland
Kilmarnock
Troon Bay
Ayr
Eak
Carlisle