Studies in Scottish Literature | Vol 8 | Iss 3

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Front Matter

Articles

Chaucerian Synthesis: the Art of The Kingis Quair
Walter Scheps

Edward Irving, Carlyle and the Stage
Ian Campbell

The Scottish Prose Version of Vegetius' De re militari
Diane Bornstein

Notes/Documents

The Heart of Mid-Lothian: Madge Wildfire's Rational Irrationality
David J. Burt

David Hume and Erasmus Darwin's Zoonomia
Donald M. Hassler

Book Reviews

Scottish Proverb Books
Coleman O. Parsons

Charles Mackay. Mackay's Dictionary. A Dictionary of Lowland Scotch with an Introductory Chapter on the Poetry, Humour and Literary History of the Scottish Language and an Appendix of Scottish Proverbs. By Charles Mackay, LL.D., Author of "Lost Beauties of the English Language," "The Gaelic Etymology of the Languages of Western Europe," "A Glossary of the Obscure Words and Phrases in Shakespeare and his Contemporaries," etc., etc. London, 1888. xxxii, 398 pp. Republished by Gale Research Company. Detroit. 1968. $18.00.
David Murison

T. G. Snoddy. Sir John Scot Lord Scotstarvit: His Life and Times. Edinburgh. T. and A. Constable. 1968. 236 pp. 42s.
Robert Donaldson

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