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Scottish soldier, statesman, diplomat, judge, spy, freemason and natural philosopher. He attended the meeting of the 1660 committee of 12 on 28 November 1660 that led to the formation of the Royal Society.
Works
- "A Relation of Persons killed with subterraneous Damps" in Philosophical Transactions, 1, pp. 44–45
- "Of the Mineral of Liege, yielding both Brimstone and Vitriol, and the way of extacting them out of it, used at Liege" in Philosophical Transactions, 1, pp. 45–46
- "A Relation of Some Extraordinary Tydes in the West-Isles of Scotland, as It Was Communicated by Sr. Robert Moray" in Philosophical Transactions, 1, pp. 53–55
- "An Account, How Adits & Mines are Wrought at Liege without Air-Shafts, Communicated by Sir Robert Moray" in Philosophical Transactions, 1, pp. 79–82
- "A Way to Break Easily and Speedily the Hardest Rocks, Communicated by the Same Person, as He Received It from Monsieur Du Son, the Inventor" in Philosophical Transactions, 1, pp. 82–85
- "Considerations and Enquiries Concerning Tides, by Sir Robert Moray; Likewise for a Further Search into Dr. Wallis's Newly Publish't Hypothesis" in Philosophical Transactions, 1, pp. 298–301
- "A Relation Concerning Barnacles, by Sr. Robert Moray, Lately one of His Majesties Council for the Kingdom of Scotland" in Philosophical Transactions, 12, pp. 925–927
- "A Description of the Island Hirta; Communicated Also by Sr. Robert Moray" in Philosophical Transactions, 12, pp. 927–929
- "An Account of the Manner of Making Malt in Scotland; by Sir Robert Moray" in Philosophical Transactions, 12, pp. 1069–1071
Works about Murray
- "Murray, Robert (d.1673)," in Dictionary of National Biography, 1885-1900, London: Smith, Elder, & Co. (1885–1900) in 63 vols.
- "Murray, Sir Robert," in Encyclopædia Britannica (11th ed., 1911))
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