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A HISTORICAL AND CRITICAL DISSERTATION
ON HIS LIFE AND WRITINGS.

ALSO,

SOME BRIEF REMARKS ON THE INTIMATE CONNEXION OF
THE SCOTS LANGUAGE

WITH THE OTHER NORTHERN DIALECTS.

AND

A Dissertation on Scottish Music;

THE WHOLE ACCOMPANIED WITH NOTES, HISTORICAL,

CRITICAL AND EXPLANATORY.

Sweet bard! to Scotia dear, thy laws

Were ever true to Freedom's cause;

And while the Thistle rears its head,

While swains old Scotia's mountains tread,
Or Freemen her rich vallies throng,
Thy name shall live, immortaliz'd in song.

GLASGOW:

PRINTED BY W. LANG,

59, NELSON STREET.
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