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Scots Songs

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The merry muses of Caledonia

Robert Burns

1827

Scottish ballad poetry

George Eyre-Todd

1893

North-East Song and Story

William M. Wilson

1990

Auld Lang Syne

Morag Josephine Grant

2021

Poems

Mary Elizabeth Coleridge

1908

The songs of Robert Burns, now first printed with the melodies for which they were written

Robert Burns

1903

The Complete Works of Robert Burns

Robert Burns

1852

The book of Scottish song

Alexander Whitelaw

1843

The Laird of Cockpen

Sorche Nic Leodhas

1969

The complete works of Robert Burns

Robert Burns

1854

The poems and songs of Robert Burns

Robert Burns

1908

Ancient ballads and songs of the north of Scotland

Peter Buchan

1828

A pedlar's pack of ballads and songs

W. H. Logan

1869

Scottish tragic ballads

Pinkerton, John

1781

Poems

Robert Burns

1868

Early Scottish melodies

John Glen

1900

The songs of Robert Burns

Robert Burns

1863

Scottish songs, ballads and poems

Hew Ainslie

1855

The poetical works of Robert Burns

Robert Burns

1887

Love songs of Scotland

Douglas, Robert W.

1901

Poems

Robert Burns

1868

Jacobite Relics Of Scotland

James Hogg

2003

The complete poetical works

Robert Burns

1794

Scottish song: its wealth, wisdom, and social significance

John Stuart Blackie

1889

The Scottish minstrel

Charles Rogers

1872

Selected Poems and Songs

Burns, Robert, Robert P. Irvine

2013

A select collection of original Scottish airs, for the voice

Leopold Kozeluch, Franz Joseph Haydn, Ignaz Pleyel

1803

Poems & songs

Robert Burns

1860

The poems & songs of Robert Burns

Robert Burns

1819

Select Scotish songs

Robert Burns

1810

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