Burns's Poems, Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect
1786 · Work
The 'Kilmarnock edition': 612 copies of a ploughman's poems, printed to pay his passage to Jamaica, sell out in weeks and make Burns famous — he stays in Scotland.
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- Robert the Bruce (1274)
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