- historian,
serving as an oral repository. In
Scottish Gaelic the word is
seanchaidh (pronounced [ˈʃɛn̪ˠɛxɪ]; plural: seanchaidhean). The word is
often anglicised...
- McGill–Queen's
University Press.
Pages 14-16. Newton,
Michael (2015).
Seanchaidh na Coille/Memory-Keeper of the Forest:
Anthology of
Scottish Gaelic Literature...
-
October 2014.
Retrieved 19 July 2021.
Edited by
Michael Newton (2015),
Seanchaidh na Coille: Memory-Keeper of the Forest, Cape
Breton University Press....
-
origin as
either a
first or a
second language. Newton,
Michael (2015).
Seanchaidh na
Coille / Memory-Keeper of the Forest:
Anthology of
Scottish Gaelic...
-
Antigonish County, Nova Scotia, Canada) was a bard,
traditional singer, and
seanchaidh who
emigrated from the Gàidhealtachd of
Scotland to Nova
Scotia in 1816...
- England".
Proceedings of the
British Academy (78). Newton,
Michael (2015).
Seanchaidh na
Choille The
Memory Keeper of the Forest:
Anthology of
Scottish Gaelic...
- (2015),
Seanchaidh na Coille: Memory-Keeper of the Forest, Cape
Breton University Press. Page 517.
Edited by
Michael Newton (2015),
Seanchaidh na Coille:...
- language; he has also
published an
anthology of
Canadian Gaelic literature,
Seanchaidh na
Coille (2015).
Lewis MacKinnon's 2017
Gaelic poetry collection Ràithean...
- ceilidhs. By far the
worst m****
evictions took place,
according to
Barra seanchaidh (historian) John "The Coddy" MacPherson,
during the
Highland Potato Famine...
-
hired farmhand for
Robert Menzies of Tirinie, near Aberfeldy,
South Uist
seanchaidh Angus MacLellan learned that a M****
stone had
stood in the
middle of Menzies's...
