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The Spiritual Songs of Dugald Buchanan

SKU: SLS-BK964
£30.00Price
Title: The Spiritual Songs of Dugald Buchanan
Author: Edited with Introduction notes and vocabulary by Rev. Donald MacLean
Publisher: John Grant, Edinburgh
Date: 1913
 
Hardback - Revised Edition - First published in 1767

  • Additional Product Information

    The Gaelic poetry of one of Scotland's most famous Gaelic poets of the 18th century and comes with notes and vocabulary list.

     

    Duguld Buchanan (D'ughall Bochanan) was a gaelic speaking Bard & Preacher and lived from 1716 - 1763. Born in Balquhidder he spent much of his life as a School master notably in the Perthshire village of Kinloch Rannoch. He was a relative and contemporary of Rob Roy. As important as his poetry was his diary which he kept from 1741-1715 which was modelled on "The Confessions" by St Augustine.

     

    https://www.thescottishlandscape.org/product-page/The-Diary-of-Dugald-Buchanan

  • Condition Notes

    A good copy - there are some stains on the cover boards (see image) but it is otherwise a well cound copy and very usable and enjoyable. Clean and bright pages throughout.

     

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