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Leyden has importance for the Punjab and the Sikh community. Recently surfaced manuscripts in the British Library show he translated Punjabi works into English. These have been commented on and discussed by Sikh historian Gurinder Singh Mann from Leicester, UK. The Panjab Cultural Association created
118:, and Murray, probably, who led him to the study of Eastern languages. They became warm friends and generous rivals, though Leyden excelled, perhaps, in the rapid acquisition of new tongues and acquaintance with their literature, while Murray was the more scientific 149:. Scott tells how, on one occasion, Leyden walked 40 miles to get the last two verses of a ballad, and returned at midnight, singing it all the way with his loud, harsh voice, to the wonder and consternation of the poet and his household. 209:; this he soon after resigned for a judgeship, and that again to be a commissioner in the court of requests in 1805, a post which required a familiarity with several Eastern 236:) and died, after three days' illness, on 28 August 1811. He was buried on the island, underneath a small firefly colony, which remains as his tombstone to this day. 504: 586: 400: 484: 601: 252: 251:
was published posthumously in 1903. It was edited, with a comprehensive bibliography of Leyden's works and manuscripts, by the antiquary
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Journal of a tour in the Highlands and Western Islands of Scotland in 1800, by John Leyden, ed., with a bibliography, by James Sinton
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The Poetical Remains of the Late Dr. John Leyden,: With Memoirs of His Life, By John Leyden, James Morton
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on the medical staff, for which he qualified by a year's hard work. In 1803, he sailed for
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The poetical remains of the late Dr. John Leyden, : with memoirs of his life, (1819)
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The poetical remains of the late Dr. John Leyden, : with memoirs of his life, (1819)
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the website www.drleyden.co.uk and a booklet regarding the project in November 2011.
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The poetical remains of the late Dr. John Leyden, with memoirs of his life (1819)
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Other work on Scottish customs includes the editing of the 16th-century tract
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The Poetical Remains of the Late Dr. John Leyden,: With Memoirs of His Life
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Discoveries and Settlements of Europeans in Northern and Western Africa
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Malay Annals, Translated from the Malay Language By... John Leyden...
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This article incorporates text from a publication now in the
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Memoirs of Zehir-Ed-Din Muhammed Babur, emperor of Hindustan
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The Ghosts of the Forest: The Lost Mythology of the North
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course, and in 1798 was licensed to preach from the
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M.D.
Scottish
indologist
Denholm
River Teviot
Hawick
shepherd
Edinburgh University
ministry
theology
divinity
presbytery
St Andrews
pulpit
vocation
Dr Robert Anderson
Dr Alexander Murray
philologist
Richard Heber
Walter Scott
borderer
ballads
folklore
The Complaynt of Scotland
Mungo Park
Persian
Arabic
India
Madras

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