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James Kinsley1980

Article1980

Bards and Makars. Scottish Language and Literature: Medieval and Renaissance

James Kinsley · Adam Aitken · Matthew P. McDiarmid · Derick S. Thomson

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Scottish History and National Identity Medieval Literature and History Medieval European Literature and History

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Year1980

Typearticle

Published1980-04-01

VenueThe Modern Language Review

ISSN-L0026-7937

Languageen

Citations81

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ShelfScottish History and National Identity

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