Andrew Macdonald (poet) - Sources

Sources

  • Alexander Campbell: An Introduction to the History of Poetry in Scotland, Edinburgh, 1798.
  • Ed. Joseph Robertson: Lives of Scottish Poets, London, 1822.
  • Ralston Inglis: The Dramatic Writers of Scotland, Glasgow 1868.

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