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Originally appearing in Volume V05, Page 99 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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CAMBUSLANG  , a

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town of
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Lanarkshire,
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Scotland . It is situated near the
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Clyde, 41 M . S.E. of
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Glasgow (of which it is a residential suburb) by the Caledonian railway . Pop . (1891) 8323; (1901) 12,252 . Its leading
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industries include
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coal-
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mining,
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turkey-red
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dyeing and
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brick-making . It contains one of the largest
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steel
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works in the
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United
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Kingdom . Among the
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chief edifices are a public
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hall,
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institute and library . It was the birthplace of
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John
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Claudius
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London (1783-1843), the landscape gardener and writer on
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horticulture, whose
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Arboretum et Fruticetum Britannicum still ranks as an authority .

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