The Secular Clergy in the Diocese of Lincoln, 1495-1520

W. M. Southgate

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1. The Scotch song comes to London 2. A myth captivates Western Europe 3. George Thompson's original Scottish airs 4. Sir Walter Scott abroad 5. Scotland as a reality 6. Burns lieder and other matters.

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