Pride and Passion

"Pride and Passion: Robert Burns, 1759-1796" offers a compelling biography of Scotland's beloved national poet. DeLancey Ferguson's meticulously researched account delves into the life and times of Robert Burns, exploring the forces that shaped his enduring poetry and contributed to his legendary status.

This biography examines Burns's life within the context of 18th-century Scotland, revealing the man behind the verses. Readers will discover the historical background to Burns's celebrated works, understanding the influences that transformed him into an icon of Scottish literature. Explore the historical context of his writing and gain a deeper appreciation for his contribution to the literary landscape. A vital resource for anyone interested in Burns, Scottish history, or the enduring power of poetry.

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