Scotia's thistle.
[Glasgow?] : Poet's Box,
Saturday, May 21, 1870.
First line reads: Scotia's thistles guard the grave, / Where repose our dauntless brave; / Never yet the foot of slave / Hath trod the wilds of Scotia. / Free from tyrant's dark control, / Free as waves of ocean roll, / Free as thought of minstrel soul, / Still roam the sons of Scotia.
In one column.
'Price one penny'.
Ballads, English
Scotland
Patriotism