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An Ulster-Scotch Postcaird

Author: Mark Thompson

Date: 2001

Source: Ullans: The Magazine for Ulster-Scots, Nummer 8 Hairst 2001

Agin Hame Rule (1912)

Red hand of Ulster

Tha mair this poastcaird michtnae be “politically correct” theday, oor forebears jist pit doon jist whit the thocht.

Ulster-Scots postcard

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