Robert Burns and the 18th-century Revival in Scottish Vernacular Poetry

afterwards Allan Ramsay appear Auld ballads Baroness Nairne became Bogjargan bonny Brawlinmuir brother Burns wrote Burns's Campbell Chambers says character Clarinda collection composed Cottar's Saturday Night daughter death Dumfries Dunlop Earl early Edinburgh edition eighteenth century Ellisland English evident Excise expressed farm father feeling freemasonry genius Gentle Shepherd Gilbert Glenbervie Glencairn Highland honour humour interest Jacobite James Jean John Johnson Keith kind Lady Lancey Ferguson lass later letter lines literary lived Lochlea Lodge Lord Marian McNeill Mary matter Mauchline Maurice Lindsay McNaught merit mind Mossgiel nature never Nicol Burns occasion passion pieces poems poet poet's poetic poetry Professor published Ramsay's record regard remarks Riddel Robert Burns Robert Fergusson Scotland Scots Musical Museum Scottish sentiment Shanter shows songs stanza Tarbolton Thomson thought tion took tune vernacular verse wife William Burnes words writing written young