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SIR TITUS SALT, BARONET
HIS LIFE AND ITS LESSONS
BY
REV. R. BALGARNIE
Minister of the South Cliff Church, Scarborough

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Balgarnie's SaltThis is the original text of Balgarnie's book with commentary and additions by Barlo & Shaw (published 2003). It has 350 footnotes to accompany Balgarnie's text, plus further plans, images and appendices.

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Robert Balgarnie

"Whilst (Balgarnie's) words remain an invaluable and highly readable account of the life of Sir Titus, the present day reader will inevitably be less familiar with the circumstances and characters that Balgarnie refers to in his 19th century account than would have originally been the case. As present day writers, we have provided over 350 footnotes of commentary and additions to accompany Balgarnie's text, and augmented the six illustrations of the original with other plans and images. Helped by historian and writer Patricia McNaughton we have also added appendices which we hope bring further to life the story of Salt and Saltaire."
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