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Archibald Mackay

born 1801; living 1855–57


Archibald Mackay (born 1801; living 1855–57) is one of the Scottish song-writers whose lives Charles Rogers sketched in The Modern Scottish Minstrel (six volumes, Edinburgh: Adam & Charles Black, 1855–57).

This archive holds 4 songs printed under this poet's name in volume 5 of the anthology, in Rogers's spelling. Dates are those given in Rogers's memoir, which is the only source used here.

  1. Our Auld Scots Sangs
  2. My Laddie Lies Low
  3. Jouk and Let the Jaw Gae By
  4. Victorious Be Again, Boys

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