The Native Steam-Boat Companion: Embracing the Names, Etymons, and Antiquities, of Every Object of Note on the Routes From Glasgow to Staffa, Iona, ... Stuart's Monument, Glen-Albin, Inverness, & - Softcover

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Gentlemen,-impressed with a sense of the importance which your enterprise and good taste have communicated to the commercial interests of the rfier Clyde, in early uniting, by means of gorgeous steam-ships, England, Ireland, and Scot land,-but more especially with a sense of what that enterprise and good taste have achieved, in opening up a ready, safe, and commodious com munication with the varied interesting and'sublime scenery pointed out and chronicled in the follow ing pages, - l have great pleasure in inscribing.

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