Sketch of the origin and progress of the firm of Blackie & Son, Publishers, Glasgow, from its foundation in 1809 to the decease of its founder in 1874. With appended notices of John Blackie, Senior, and of his sons, John Blackie, Junior and Robert Blackie
by W. G. Blackie
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