Robert Mein

• The Edinburgh Paradise Regain'd, on the City Set at Liberty, to Propagate and Improve Her Trade and Commerce. ... by a Merchant-Citizen,
• The Edinburgh paradise regain'd; or, The city set at liberty, to propagate and improve her trade and commerce. Being a curious disertation thereon, and discovery of the disease that obstructs the growth and progress thereof. And an effectual remedy and cu
• Cross Removed, Prelacy and Patronage Disproved, and Arbitrary Ceremonies Condemned, to Pave the Way for a Sacred As Well As a Civil Union, to Compleat the Happiness of the Government of Great-Britain, Both in Church and State
• The city cleaned, and country improven
• The city cleaned, and country improven. By following out this proposed method, for paying only one penny per week, for an 8l. rent, and so proportionally by the possessors of each bounds, consisting of 800l. of yearly rent, which is 50 houses, at 16l. ren
• The cross removed
• The Edinburgh paradise regain'd, or, The city set at liberty, to propagate and improve for her trade and commerce