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Robert Morison

1764 – 1853 English Main: Perth bookseller publisher Robert Morison, 1764-1853 (viaf) Morison, Robert (cerl) Robert Morison (wikidata)

Contributions

  1. An account of the dangers to which I have been exposed, since the 31st May, 1793. Interspersed with historical remarks: by John-Baptist Louvet, one of the French Representatives who were proscribed in 1793, and now President of the National Convention translation publisher

Notes

Robert Morison II was the son of the publisher Robert Morison who died in 1791. Morison II carried on publishing under both their names as R. Morison & Son until 1798.