Publisher's Synopsis
"Ballads in the Cumberland Dialect" offers a vivid portrayal of rural life and customs in Cumberland, England, through the evocative verse of Robert Anderson. This collection not only preserves the unique dialect of the region but also provides valuable insights into the manners and traditions of the Cumberland peasantry.
Including descriptive notes, a comprehensive glossary of local words, and a biographical sketch of the author, this edition serves as both a literary treasure and a historical document. Andersonâ(TM)s ballads capture the essence of Cumberlandâ(TM)s cultural identity, making this work essential for anyone interested in regional literature, dialect studies, or the social history of England.
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