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Hugh MacDiarmid : Black, Green, Red and Tartan - Bob Purdie FictionEssential reading for all those with an interest in contemporary Scotland, this is the first study of Hugh MacDiarmid (1892 1978) by a political historian and provides a unique contribution to the understanding of MacDiarmid's politics. Bob Purdie's groundbreaking study outlines why MacDiarmid, the most important literary figure of twentieth century Scotland, believed that the Scottish culture of his day was making the nation satisfied with its
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