#18thcentury
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In 1881 the New York Times, reviewing Helen Kendrick Johnson’s OUR FAMILIAR SONGS & THOSE WHO MADE THEM, asserted that no song was “more glorious”, & that once Burns’s poem had been set to the tune of “Hey, Tuttie Tatie”, it “marched throug
RE: https://eldritch.cafe/@temptoetiam/116815465700863820 People were sketching much the same things 250 years ago! #labyrinth #maze #18thcentury #drawing
Here is Dick Gaughan performing “Scots Wha Hae”, to an audience that includes Dr Maya Angelou – from the documentary ANGELOU ON BURNS (first shown on BBC2, 1996) 5/5 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qx8hEoJNVdM #Scottish #literature #Bannock
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