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The Poems of Ossian is a collection of epic poems that date back to the 3rd century. This edition contains the poetical works of J. Macpherson, with notes and illustrations by M. Laing. The poems are known for their heroic characters, beautiful descriptions of nature, and romantic themes. It is an essential read for lovers of Scottish literature and mythology.
Originally published in the 18th century, the poems of Ossian created a sensation with their evocative depictions of the ancient heroes and traditions of the Scottish Highlands. This edition, translated by J. Macpherson, is an essential resource for anyone interested in Scottish literature and folklore. With detailed dissertations on the context and meaning of these poems, this book is both a fascinating historical document and a compelling work of poetry.
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