Alexander Kincaid

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Alexander Kincaid was an 18th-century Edinburgh printer and publisher who served as the King's Printer in Scotland and later became Lord Provost of Edinburgh.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf person
politician
printer
publisher
associatedWith Edinburgh Town Council
Scottish book trade
royal printing privileges in Scotland
basedIn Edinburgh
centuryOfActivity 18th century
countryOfCitizenship Scotland
employer City of Edinburgh
linked to: Edinburgh
fieldOfWork book trade
municipal administration
typography
genre legal texts
official publications
religious texts
industry printing
publishing
languageOfWorkOrName English
Scots
notableFor holding the royal patent as King's Printer in Scotland
serving as Lord Provost of Edinburgh
notableRole leading Edinburgh printer in the 18th century
municipal leader of Edinburgh
notableWork printing of Bibles in Scotland
printing of legal and official documents in Scotland
occupation bookseller
politician
printer
publisher
partOf Edinburgh civic government
placeOfActivity Edinburgh
positionHeld Bailie of Edinburgh
Councillor of Edinburgh
King's Printer in Scotland
Lord Provost of Edinburgh
Treasurer of Edinburgh
regionOfActivity Scotland
residence Edinburgh
title King's Printer in Scotland
Lord Provost of Edinburgh
workLocation Edinburgh

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Alexander Kincaid and J. Bell hasPart Alexander Kincaid