An address to Highlanders respecting their native Gaelic : $b Showing its and the broad Scotch's superiority over the artificial English for the family and the social circle, and also for lyric poetry.

Name: An address to Highlanders respecting their native Gaelic : $b Showing its and the broad Scotch's superiority over the artificial English for the family and the social circle, and also for lyric poetry.
Author: Archibald Farquharson

Archibald Farquharson · 1878

AN ADDRESS TO HIGHLANDERS RESPECTING THEIR NATIVE GAELIC: SHOWING ITS AND THE BROAD SCOTCH’S SUPERIORITY OVER THE ARTIFICIAL ENGLISH FOR THE FAMILY AND THE SOCIAL CIRCLE, AND ALSO FOR LYRIC POETRY. EDINBURGH: MACLACHLAN AND STEWART. GLASGOW: W. LOVE. OBAN: J. MILLER. INVERNESS: J. NOBLE. STORNOWAY: MACPHERSON & CO. 1868.…

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