Lancashire Songs...
A collection of poems and songs written in the Lancashire dialect, Lancashire Songs offers a glimpse into the cultural and linguistic heritage of the region. Penned by Samuel Laycock, a celebrated voice of working-class life, these verses capture the spirit, humor, and hardships of 19th-century Lancashire. From lively celebrations to poignant reflections on industrial change, Laycock's work resonates with authenticity and charm.
This edition preserves the original dialect, making it a valuable resource for those interested in local history, folklore, and the evolution of the English language. Rediscover the vibrant tapestry of Lancashire life through the enduring power of its songs and poetry.
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