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Robert Burns : pride and passion : the life, times and legacy

Sprott, Gavin1996
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Robert Burns (1759-1796) is Scotland's best-known and best-loved poet: an enduring national figure with an international reputation. His life was cut short at the early age of 37, yet his achievement was extraordinary, and a lasting inspiration to his country. Robert Burns: Pride and Passion explore the personality of the poet against the background of the Scotland that he loved - and the parts of it that he loathed. Drawing on a rich collection of sources from Scotland's national institutions and beyond. Gavin Sprott travels forgotten territory and traces the links between Burns the man and how we see him today.
Imprint:
Edinburgh : HMSO, 1996.
Collation:
192p. : ill. (some col.) ; 24 cm.
Notes:
Includes index.At foot of title: National Library of Scotland, National Museums of Scotland.
Contents:
ContentsAcknowledgementsIntroductionChapter 1 - PortraitsChapter 2 - Original Burns CountryChapter 3 - On Faith, Morals and MarriageChapter 4 - Word and SongChapter 5 - RevolutionChapter 6 - Caledonia's BardChapter 7 - A Kittle MemoryChapter 8 - Should Auld Acquaintance be Forgot?ConclusionIndex
ISBN:
01149574449780114957445
Dewey class:
821.6920.BURN920 BURN821.6/BUR FKB920
Local class:
B.BUR821NF.B.BURB/BUR
Language:
English
BRN:
185639
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