Da oran oirdheirc, do'n olla Shasgunnach; : Agus aon oran do Mhinisdeir Liosmoir, Mr. Domhnul MacNeacail.  /
[Glasgow] Glas-gho.  : [s.n.],
MDCCLXXXI [1781]..
At the head of the second song: "A controversial song, wherein is recited part of Doctor Samuel Johnson's calumny of the Highlanders; and the Highlandman's answer, confuting the Doctor's charge; and imputing many more "savage and barbarous" actions to the Doctor's countrymen, than those with which he has branded the Highlanders, &c.".
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Text contains the words for 3 songs against Dr Samuel Johnson.
The second and third songs have their own respective half titles: 'Oran connsachaidh no riasanachaidh ris an olla shasgunnach.  Ratiocinating song with the English doctor' and 'Oran molaidh, do Mr. Domhnul MacNeacail, minisdeir Liosmoir' respectively.
With a half title: Oran caisiomachd do dh'albainn, ann aghaidh an olla shasgunnaich.  Song of alarm to Scotland, against the English doctor.
Without music.
Oran do'n olla shasgunnach, Samuel Johnson ---  Oran connsachaidh no riasanachaidh ris an olla shasgunnach --- Oran molaidh do Mr Domhnul MacNeacail.
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GUC
Johnson, Samuel, 1709-1784.
MacNicol, Donald, 1735-1802.
Songs, Scottish Gaelic
Songs, Scottish Gaelic