James Hogg (1770-1835)
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Sir John Watson Gordon (1788 - 1864) (Scottish)
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The Queen's wake : a legendary poem / by James Hogg.

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The pilgrims of the sun ; and, Mador of the Moor : Poems / by James Hogg.

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The poetic mirror : or, The living bards of Britain.

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The feeling for nature in Scottish poetry / by John Veitch.

The feeling for nature in Scottish poetry / by John Veitch.

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