Cumberland Ballads
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Cumberland Ballads is a collection of poetry by Robert Anderson, celebrating the people, places, and traditions of Cumberland, England. These ballads capture the spirit of the region through verse, offering a glimpse into its history, folklore, and local character. With a focus on dialect and authentic storytelling, Anderson's work provides a unique and enduring portrayal of Cumberland life.
This collection preserves a valuable record of regional culture and dialect, appealing to readers interested in folklore, regional literature, and the history of England. "Cumberland Ballads" remains a testament to the enduring power of poetry in capturing the essence of a place and its people.
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