THE

GRAMPIANS DESOLATE,

A POEM

G R A M P I A N S

DESOLATE:

A POEM,

By ALEXANDER CAMPBELL,

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But if they are driven from their native country by po-
sitive evils, and disgusted by ill treatment, real or imagin-
ary, it were fit to remove their grievances, and quiet their

JOHNSON.

resentment.

Good thoughts towards men are little better than good
dreams, except they are put in act ; and that cannot be
without power and place, as the vantage and commanding
ground.

BACON.

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