Lecture and interview, circa 1971-1973

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Scope and Contents

Side A

Frederick S. Buchanan lectures on and recites the poetry of Robert Burns at the Wasatch Academy on January 25, 1973. He discusses the importance of Burns in Scotland and why Burns is important for study, relating anecdotes in Burns' life, and answers questions from the audience. Buchanan sings and plays the bagpipes as part of his presentation. 38 minutes.

Side B

Buchanan interviews Mrs. Elizabeth Millar of Mt. Pleasant, Utah; circa 1971. A Scottish woman, Millar discusses Scottish people in the United States, her husband (William Millar)and their experiences after immigrating to the United States, her family, growing up in Scotland, celebrating New Year's Day in Scotland, the differences between Utah and Scotland, and her current daily activities. Buchanan sings and plays the bagpipes during the interview. 48 minutes.

Dates

circa 1971-1973

Language of Materials

From the Collection: Collection materials are in English.

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