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The Very Best of Scottish Poetry
Published by Saland Publishing
Narrated by Frederick Worlock
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GS Fraser, John Laurie and Frederick Worlock amongst others read a collection of Scotland's finest poetry featuring Robert Burns, William Dunbar, Mark Alexander and Hugh MacDiarmid.
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