File:1 West view of Cantara Castle 2 Church of Kanakarga - Drummond Alexander - 1754.jpg

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English: Alexander Drummond. Travels through different Cities of Germany, Italy, Greece, and several Parts of Asia, as far as the Banks of the Euphrates: In a Series of Letters, London, W. Strahan for the author, MDCCLIV (1754).
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Alexander Drummond  (–1769)  wikidata:Q4718764
 
Description British consul and writer
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Location of birth/death Edinburgh Edinburgh
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