120 Scotch Poems by Robert Burns in his own Dialect

The author Robert Pate is essentially interested in ensuring that the true linguistic and phonetic aspects of Burns' poems are preserved and this  book is an attempt to ensure that the reader and more importantly the reciter uses the correct pronunciation of the Scotch( pronounced Scoatch) rendering the poetry. In his introduction he points out that whilst  Burns mixed both English and Scotch he would have pronounced the English words in the Scottish fashion; so Scotland would be pronounced "Scoatlun" or Scots would be pronounced "Scoatch." 

An excellent copy with clean laminate boards and bright and clean pages throughout.

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