The Works of Robert Burns - Burns, Robert
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Robert Burns (1759 -1796) was known as the Bard. He is Scotland's most famous poet. Burns wrote in the Scottish language as well as in English. He was a leader in the Romantic movement and after his death he was an inspiration to the liberalism and socialism movements. Auld Lang Syne was written by Burns. Burns used his knowledge of classical, Biblical and English literature to draw inspiration for his poetry. The fourth volume of the Works Of Robert Burns comprises letters Burns wrote to many different people. The epistles provide an in depth look into the personality of a truly great man.

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Robert Burns (1759 -1796) was known as the Bard. He is Scotland's most famous poet. Burns wrote in the Scottish language as well as in English. He was a leader in the Romantic movement and after his death he was an inspiration to the liberalism and socialism movements. Auld Lang Syne was written by Burns. Burns used his knowledge of classical, Biblical and English literature to draw inspiration for his poetry. The fourth volume of the Works Of Robert Burns comprises letters Burns wrote to many different people. The epistles provide an in depth look into the personality of a truly great man.
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Robert Burns, now retired, spent 40 years teaching and researching in universities around the world. From training students to be geography teachers in University Departments of Education, and 'A' level examiner in physical geography, he later used his deep interest in the psychological aspects of student learning and motivation to study and qualify as a psychologist. In retirement, the climate 'wars' redirected his interest back to Earth sciences. Burns is an experienced author with over 20 texts published by major publishing houses including Longmans, Sage, Allen and Unwin, Kluwer, and Addison-Wesley.