James Miller
b. 1792 – d. 1865 · 9 books
Biography
James Miller (1708–1744), an Oxford-educated vicar who had spent much of the 1730s adapting and writing satires and comedies for the London theatres. Miller is described as having been ‘firm and steadfast in his Principles, ardent in his Friendships, and somewhat precipitate in his Resentments’.-https://www.hyperion-records.co.uk/dw.asp?dc=W7519_67171
Books by James Miller
Lamp of Lothian, or, the Histo
Lamp of Lothian, or, the History of Haddington
Lamp of Lothian
Lamp of Lothian
St. Baldred Of The Bass, A Pictish Legend; The Siege Of Berwick, A Tragedy; With Other Poems And Ballads
The siege of Berwick, or, The
The siege of Berwick, or, The murdered hostage
The lamp of Lothian
The lamp of Lothian, or, The h
The lamp of Lothian, or, The history of Haddington in connection with the public affairs of East Lothian and of Scotland from the earliest records to 1844
The history of Dunbar, from th
The history of Dunbar, from the earliest records to the present time
The Lamp of Lothian, Or, The History of Haddington
St. Baldred of the Bass