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The Voice of Radicalism
RAD015
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| ID |
RAD015 |
|---|---|
| Title |
Outs and Ins, A New Song |
| Medium |
printed paper |
| Item Type |
newspaper column |
| Item Description |
This political song in the Aberdeen dialect, pokes fun at the outgoing town council. Corruption was rife - many instances are humorously referred to here. For example, the writer refers to the fiasco of the new harbour in verse 2, and is delighted that there is to be an election for new burgh magistrates. |
| Publisher |
The Aberdeen Pirate: John Anderson & Co |
| Time Period |
1830s |
| Associated Dates Creation |
1833 |
| Associated Dates Publication |
November 1833 |
| Location | |
| Collection Name |
Local Studies, political collection |
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