Charles Murray (poet)

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Charles Murray was a Scottish poet best known for his works in the Doric dialect, capturing the rural life and culture of northeast Scotland.

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instanceOf Scottish poet
poet
writer
alsoKnownAs Charles Murray of Alford
birthDate 1864-09-27
birthPlace Alford, Aberdeenshire, Scotland
centuryOfActivity 19th century
20th century
countryOfCitizenship Scotland
deathDate 1941-04-12
deathPlace Banchory, Aberdeenshire, Scotland
linked to: Banchory
educatedAt Aberdeen University
Alford School
employer Public Works Department of the Transvaal
ethnicGroup Scottish
genre poetry
hasPublicationYear 1894 (Hamewith)
1921 (A Handful of Heather)
hasTheme farming communities
humour
northeast Scottish identity
nostalgia
rural life
influencedBy Scots oral tradition
rural culture of northeast Scotland
knownFor depicting rural life in northeast Scotland
poetry in the Doric dialect
languageOfWorkOrName Doric dialect
Scots
literaryLanguage Scots Doric
linked to: Scots
movement Scottish Renaissance (precursor/forerunner)
name Charles Murray
notableWork A Handful of Heather
Hamewith
occupation civil engineer
poet
placeOfBurial Alford, Aberdeenshire, Scotland
regionOfActivity northeast Scotland
linked to: Northeast Scotland
residence Aberdeenshire
South Africa
writingStyle Doric dialect of Scots

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Aberdeen Grammar School hasNotableAlumnus Charles Murray (poet)