Publisher's Synopsis
"The History and Poetry of the Scottish Border" Volume 2, by John Veitch, delves into the intricate tapestry of the Anglo-Scottish border region, exploring its history and rich poetic tradition. Veitch meticulously examines the main features and historical relations of this volatile area. This volume offers a compelling look at the cultural and historical forces that shaped the region. It is essential for anyone interested in Scottish history, Border ballads, and the literature of the Scottish Borders. Veitch's work brings to life the struggles and triumphs of the people who lived in this unique and often turbulent part of the world.
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