Hugh Miller and the controversies of Victorian science

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Preface. 1: Bonneted Mechanic and Narrative Hero: the Self-Modelling of Hugh Miller. 2: Geologist from Cromarty. 3: The Natural Historian as Antiquary of the World: Hugh Miller and the Hieroglyphs of Geology. 4: Palaeontology and Theodicy: Religion, Politics and the Asterolepsis of Stromeness. 5: Like Minds: The God of Hugh Miller. 6: Hugh Miller, the Disruption and the Free Church of Scotland. 7: The Fallen Meteor: Hugh Miller and Local Tradition. 8: Miller's Improvement: A Classic Tale of Self Advancement?. 9: 'Stand and unfold yourself: My Schools and Schoolmasters. 10: Miller's Madness. 11: Hugh Miller's Contribution to the Witness: 1840-1856. A Bibliography of Hugh Miller. Index

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2017The museums of a local, national and supranational hero: Hugh Miller's collections over the decades 1998The Folklore of Northern Scotland: Five Discourses on Cultural Representation 2014History and Philosophy of Science 1997Some youthful beliefs of sir Archibald Geikie, PRS, and the first publication of his ‘on the study of the sciences’

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