Thomas Muir
100 - 102 Crowhill Road Bishopbriggs Glasgow G64 1RP
“I have devoted myself to the cause of the people.
It is a good cause… It shall ultimately prevail…
It shall finally triumph”
Thomas Muir (Aug 1793)
of Huntershill (1765 – 1799)
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Programs |
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Producer Jennifer Bowen and Presenter Sharon Davis of ABC National Radio (Australia) Interviews include Hector MacMillan (Muir Biographer), Professor Nigel Leask (University of Glasgow), Jimmy Watson (FOTM), Dr Tony Moore (Author - Death & Liberty), Dr Beverly Sherry (University of Sydney), Michael Richards (Museum of Australian Democracy) and Dr Mick Davis (University of Tasmania) Musical arrangement includes Dick Gaughan singing |
2011 |
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Articles |
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Dr Beverley Sherry |
2012 |
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Acquisitions May 2010 (page 24) |
Hordern House Catalogue |
Hordern House Rare Books Sydney, Australia |
May 2010 |
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Sale description of books belonging to John Adams |
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Christies, NY |
2008 |
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Thomas Muir and The Telegraph: Radical Cosmopolitanism in 1790s Scotland |
Nigel Leask |
Oxford Journal |
2007 |
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Review: Imperial Scots |
Nigel Leask |
Oxford Journal |
2005 |
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Books |
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Handful of Rogues |
Hector MacMillan |
Argyll Publishing |
2005 |
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Transportation Exile and Escape of Thomas Muir. A Scottish radical's account of Governor Hunter's New South Wales published at Paris in 1798 |
Johnathan Wantrup (Translator) |
The Boroondara Press |
1990 |
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Muir of Huntershill |
Christina Bewley |
Oxford Journals |
1981 |
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Thomas Muir of Huntershill 1765-1799 |
Michael Donnelly |
Strathkelvin District Council |
1975 |
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The Scottish Martyrs |
Frank Clunes |
Angus & Robertson SBN 207-95254-x |
1969 |
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Thomas Muir Scottish Martyr |
John Earnshaw |
The Stone Copying Company NSW |
1959 |
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The Life and Trial of Thomas Muir, Esq., Advocate, of Huntershill, Near Glasgow, One of the Celebrated Reformers of 1792-1793, Who Was Tried for Sedition Before the High Court of Justiciary in Scotland, and Sentenced to Transportation for Fourteen Years |
Peter MacKenzie |
P Walsh, Rutherglen |
1919 |
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Memoires du Capitaine Peron sur ses Voyages |
P.F. Peron |
Paris |
1824 |
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The Life of Thomas Muir, Esquire, Advocate |
Peter MacKenzie |
Glasgow |
1821 |
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An Account of the Trial of Thomas Muir, of Huntershill, Before the High Court of Judiciary at Edinburgh, on the 30th & 31st days of August, 1793, for Sedition |
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Samuel Campbell (Printer) |
1794 |
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Account of the Trial of Thomas Muir Esq., Younger of Huntershill 1793 for Sedition |
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James Roberston (Printer) |
1793 |
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Linked books and subject matter |
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Poems on Various Subjects |
William Muir 'The Campsie Poet' |
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Adventure on the Northwest Coast |
Joseph O'Cain |
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Napper Tandy |
Rupert J. Coughlan |
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The Scottish Insurrection of 1820 |
Peter Berresford Ellis and Seumas Mac a' Ghobhainn |
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Sydney Views 1788 - 1888 |
Beat Knoblauch collection |
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TV/ Film / Stage Plays / Radio Plays |
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"Scotland's Story: Of Government and Man (#1.14)" (1984) TV Episode [Actor Bill Paterson played .... Thomas Muir] |
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