Robert Burns Peasant Poet Patriot is an oration celebrating the life of Robert Burns and his impact on Scottish literature, history, and culture. Delivered by Albert E. Joab before the Caledonian and St. Andrews Societies of Tacoma, Washington, this speech pays tribute to the Bard of Scotland on his 138th birthday.

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