Romantic
Henry Scott Riddell
Henry Scott Riddell (born 1798; 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 20 songs printed under this poet's name in volume 4 of the anthology, in Rogers's spelling. Dates are those given in Rogers's memoir, which is the only source used here.
Poems (20)
- The Wild Glen Sae Green
- Scotia's Thistle
- The Land of Gallant Hearts
- The Yellow Locks o' Charlie
- We 'll Meet Yet Again
- Our Ain Native Land
- The Grecian War-song
- Flora's Lament
- When the Glen All Is Still
- Scotland Yet
- The Minstrel's Grave
- My Own Land and Loved One
- The Bower of the Wild
- The Crook and Plaid
- The Minstrel's Bower
- When the Star of the Morning
- Though All Fair Was That Bosom
- Would That I Were Where Wild-woods Wave
- O Tell Me What Sound
- Our Mary