Sinclair, John Sir
1754 – 1835
92 works on record
Works
Correspondence
1831
The correspondence of the Right Honourable Sir John Sinclair
1831
The late prosperity, and the present adversity of the country explained
1826
General report of Scotland
1817
The code of agriculture
1817
On the state of the country in December 1816
1816
Sir John Sinclair's speech on the bullion question
1811
Husbandry of Scotland
1810
Observations on the Report of the Bullion Committee
1810
Remarks on a pamphlet intitled, "The question concerning the depreciation of the currency stated and examined." by William Huskisson, esq., M.P
1810
An account of the systems of husbandry adopted in the more improved districts of Scotland ..
1809
The code of health and longevity
1807
A collection of papers on the subject of athletic exercises &c. &c
1806
Observations on the propriety of preserving the dress, the language, the poetry, the music, and the customs, of the ancient inhabitants of Scotland
1804
Letters written to the governor and directors of the Bank of England, in September, 1796, on the pecuniary distresses of the country, and the means of preventing them
1797
The statistical account of Scotland
1791
State of alterations which may be proposed in the laws for regulating the election of members of Parliament for shires in Scotland
1787
The history of the public revenue of the British Empire
1785
Hints addressed to the public, calculated to dispel the gloomy ideas which have been lately entertained of the state of our finances
1783
Hints
1783
Considerations on militias and standing armies
1782
Lucubrations during a short recess
1782
Reflexions on the expediency of increasing the present number of the representatives of the people
1782
Principes d'hygiène
Remarks to a pamphlet entitled "The question concerning the depreciation of the currency stated and examined" by William Huskisson, Esq., M.P.
An account of the systems of husbandry adopted in the more improved districts of Scotland
Prospectus d'un ouvrage intitulé: analyse de l'état politique d'Ecosse
An essay on longevity
The Statistical account of Scotland, 1791-1799
The code of health and longevity, or, A general view of the rules and principles calculated for the preservation of health, and the attainment of long life
The code of health and longevity; or, a concise view of the principles calculated for the preservation of health, and the attainment of long life
Handbuch der Gesundheit und des langen Lebens
Remarks to a pamphlet entitled "The question concerning the depreciation of the currency stated and examined" by William Huskisson, Esq., M.P
1983
Analysis of the statistical account of Scotland; with a general view of the history of that country, and discussions of some important branches of political economy
1970
The correspondence of The Right Honourable Sir John Sinclair ... : with reminiscences of the most distinguished characters who have appeared in Great Britain, and in foreign countries, during the last fifty years : illustrated by above two hundred autographs
1831
Analysis of the Statistical account of Scotland
1831
The correspondence of the Right Honourable Sir John Sinclair, Bart. with reminiscences of the most distinguished characters who have appeared in Great Britain, and in foreign countries, during the last fifty years
1831
Thoughts on currency, and the means of promoting national prosperity, by the adoption of an improved circulation, founded on the security of solid property, and adapted to the wants and necessities of the country
1829
On the culture and uses of potatoes
1828
The late prosperity and the present adversity of the country explained, the proper remedies consideredand the comparative merits of the English and Scottish systems of Banking discussed
1826
Address to the owners and occupiers of land, in Great Britain and Ireland
1822
Plan for establishing, by a royal or parliamentary charter, a company, with a large capital, for carrying on the cultivation of the waste lands of the kingdom, and promoting domestic colonization, while, by employing the poor in agricultural improvements, the heavy burden of the poor-rates will be materially diminished
1819
Essays on agriculture, farming, breeding and fattening cattle
1818
An account of the systems of husbandry ... of Scotland..
1814
Thoughts on circulation and paper currency
1810
A letter from the Right Honourable Sir John Sinclair to the Chancellor of the Exchequer in Ireland
1810
Address to the Board of Agriculture
1808
Plan of the re-printed reports of the Board of Agriculture
1806
A short statement of various measures, calculated for the improvement of the county of Caithness, carrying on in the course of the year 1802
1802
Essays on miscellaneous subjects
1802
The plough, or Joint Stock Farming Society, for ascertaining the principles of agricultural improvement; ... By Sir John Sinclair, ..
1800
Proposals for establishing by subscription, a new institution, to be called the Plough, or Joint Stock Farming Society, for the purpose of ascertaining the principles of agricultural improvement; submitted to the consideration of the friends to agricultural and other public improvements. By Sir John Sinclair, ..
1800
The speech of Sir John Sinclair, Bart. M.P. &c. on the Bill for imposing a tax upon income, in the debate on that bill, on Friday the 14th December 1798
1799
History of the origin and progress of The statistical account of Scotland
1798
Thoughts respecting the ensuing campaign on the borders of Italy
1797
Account of the origin of the Board of Agriculture, and its progress for three years after its establishment. By the president
1796
Account of the origin of the Board of Agriculture and its progress for three years after itsestablishment
1796
The land of Nineveh
1795
Plan for re-printing the agricultural surveys
1795
The statistical account of Scotland drawn up from the communications of the ministers of the different parishes
1794
Address to the landed interest, on the corn bill now depending in Parliament
1791
Specimen of the statistical account of Scotland
1791
Address to the Society for the Improvement of British Wool
1791
General observations regarding the present state of the Russian empire
1787
State of alterations which may be proposed in the laws for regulating the election of Members of Parliament for shires in Scotland. By Sir John Sinclair, Bart
1787
General observations regarding the present state of the Kingdom of Denmark. Drawn up in the course of a tour made anno 1786
1786
Hints, addressed to the public
1783
Hints, addressed to the public; on the state of our finances
1783
Observations on the Scottish dialect
1782
Thoughts on the naval strength of the British Empire
1782
Report of the county of Banff
Introductory observations pointing out some additional measures submitted to the consideration of the Board of Agriculture
General view of the agriculture of the northern counties and islands of Scotland
Specimens of statistical reports
Hints regarding the agricultural state of the Netherlands, compared with that of Great Britain
On the paper circulation of Scotland
Thoughts on paper circulation
On the means of arresting the progress of national calamity
Memoir
Remarks on a pamphlet intitled, "The question concerning the depreciation of the currency stated and examined". By William Huskisson
On the approaching crisis, or, On the impracticability and injustice of resuming cash payments at the bank, in July 1818
Thoughts on currency and the means of promoting national prosperity by the adoption of "an improved circulation" ...
The propriety of retaining Gibraltar impartially considered
Hints on the dangerous tendency of what is called "the free trade system."
Appendix to the History of the public revenue of the British Empire
A code of political economy
An answer to a tract recently published by David Ricardo ...
Defence of the landed and farming interests
Observations respectfully submitted to the Select and Secret Committees of both Houses of Parliament
The following queries are submitted to the manufacturers of woollen goods
The speech of the Right Honourable Sir John Sinclair, bart. on the subject of the Bullion Report
On the state of the country, in December 1816