Circle Publications

The Stars of Robt Burns

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The Stars of Robt Burns by Catherine Smith Phd

A completely different and fascinating viewpoint of Scotland's National Bard. This study of Burns aims to understand how his thoughts formed. It considers how his education and experiences contributed to his character and ingenuity. It appreciates his message, poems and songs, loved by so many throughout the world and their relevance today. Burns had polymath knowledge and was fascinated with technology which made him prescient of contemporary economic and social tragedy caused by industrialisation. He overcame hardships with laughter. Although he was born during the "Scottish Enlightenment" astrologers saw destiny in his horoscope. Through his strength from Freemasonry and the Brotherhood's support he obeyed the command of his muse,Coila:"Preserve the Dignity of Man".

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