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to the neighbouring parish, Newlands. He lived there until 1835, and then retiring from duty, died at Glasgow 28 May 1838, aged 84. His appointment at Newlands, like his father's at West Linton, was opposed, and led to the establishment of a seceding congregation. On 26 July 1791 he married Janet Hay
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Russell, who was accidentally burnt to death in 1828. He was father of the synod of Lothian and Tweeddale, and was buried at Newlands. A marble bust of him, funded by subscription, was in the
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Charles Findlater was Thomas Findlater's son by his second wife, Jean, daughter of William Brown, an Edinburgh bookseller. He graduated from the
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1800. This sermon, preached at Newlands, was directed against the "monstrous doctrine of equality". Some of
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on 14 November 1770. In 1777 he was ordained assistant to his father, and in 1790 was presented by
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Liberty and Equality; a Sermon or Essay, with an Appendix on Godwin's system of society in his "
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Eighteenth-Century Scotland: The Newsletter of the Eighteenth-Century Scottish Studies Society
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Findlater was an unconventional liberal theologian. He established one of the first local
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Sermons or Essays, as the Reader shall chuse to design them, upon Christian Duties
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General View of the Agriculture of the County of Peebles
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West Linton
Peeblesshire
Moray
Kirkaldy of Grange
University of Edinburgh
William Douglas, 4th Duke of Queensberry
Peebles Art Gallery
savings banks
Political Justice
William Godwin
Lord Advocate
Sir James Montgomery
political economy
Sinclair
Statistical Account
public domain
Findlater, Charles
Dictionary of National Biography
“Blindness and Insight in a Letter (1800) by Rev. Charles Findlater on Adam Ferguson’s ‘Essay on the History of Civil Society,’”
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1754 births
1838 deaths
British agricultural writers
Scottish essayists
19th-century Ministers of the Church of Scotland
19th-century Scottish Presbyterian ministers
18th-century Ministers of the Church of Scotland
18th-century Scottish Presbyterian ministers
18th-century Scottish writers
19th-century Scottish writers

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