As one of the most beloved and celebrated poets of Gaelic Scotland, William Ross captured the essence of his culture, his people, and his land with a lyrical voice that still resonates today. In this collection of his best-loved songs and ballads, his work is presented in Gaelic and English, accompanied by insightful commentary and historical context from scholar John Mackenzie. From rousing patriotic anthems to tender laments, these poems celebrate the rich and vibrant culture of the Gaelic-speaking world.

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