Robert Burns

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	"An outstanding look at Robert Burns and his relevance to modern times by some of the world's most significant writers.  Co-edited by Gerard Caruthers, probably the world's leading Burnsian."

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	"Robert Crawford's biography, along with FICKLE MAN (above) will set the standard for future studies and general interest.  Bought together they are a tremendous package."

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	"The 1930 novel that shocked the public of the time concentrates on the personal life."

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	"All the poems and songs well presented at a reasonable price."

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	"Includes work by Seamus Heaney and others."

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	"Probably the definitive guide to Burns Suppers."

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	"Linn Records complete account of the songs.  Thankfully rendered by non-operatic voices accompanied by suprb musicianship."

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	"A look at the politics of radicalism in the work of Robert Burns."

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	"There is no end to Burns kitsch and, sadly, this is not it."

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	"By the actor who took him off the shortbread tin and placed him back in real life."

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	"Includes superb renditions by the inimitable Dougie MacLean."

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	"Burns letters to the Nancy of 'Ae Fond Kiss'."

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	"The most recent popular account of some of the songs.  Too operatic for some tastes."

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	"The biography told as populat story."

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	"A rather dry, academic presentational hotch potch."