Evan MacColl
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Evan MacColl (Scottish Gaelic: "Eóghann MacColla"; 1808–1898) was a Scottish-born bilingual poet in both Canadian Gaelic and Canadian English. He is commonly known in his native language as Bàrd Loch Fìne (the "Poet of Loch Fyne"). Later he became known as "the Gaelic Bard of Canada".
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B'fhile nó bard Gaelach ab ea Eòghann MacColla. “Evan MacColl” a bhí air i mBéarla. Bhíodh “Bàrd Loch Fìne”, “Clàrsair nam Beann” agus “Bàrd Chanada” air mar leasainm.
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Evan MacColl
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Eòghann MacColla
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Evan MacColl
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Evan MacColl
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Toronto, Ontario, Canada
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1898-07-24
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Kenmore, Argyll and Bute, Scotland
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1808-09-21
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33227285
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Engraving of Evan MacColl circa 1885
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1808-09-21
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Engraving of Evan MacColl
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1898-07-24
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Gaelic poet, composer
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Frances Lewthwaite, Isabella MacArthur
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Evan MacColl (Scottish Gaelic: "Eóghann MacColla"; 1808–1898) was a Scottish-born bilingual poet in both Canadian Gaelic and Canadian English. He is commonly known in his native language as Bàrd Loch Fìne (the "Poet of Loch Fyne"). Later he became known as "the Gaelic Bard of Canada".
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B'fhile nó bard Gaelach ab ea Eòghann MacColla. “Evan MacColl” a bhí air i mBéarla. Bhíodh “Bàrd Loch Fìne”, “Clàrsair nam Beann” agus “Bàrd Chanada” air mar leasainm.
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9972
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1808
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1898