Memoirs of Adam Black

This memoir offers a personal account of the life and work of Adam Black, a prominent Scottish printer, publisher, and politician of the 19th century. Written by his son Charles and with contributions from family members and friends, it provides a valuable insight into the social and cultural context of Victorian Scotland, as well as into the challenges and rewards of running a successful business in a rapidly changing world.

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