Poems, Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect [1803, London]

Poems, Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect, by Robert Burns. London: A. Cleugh, No. 14 Ratcliff High-Way. 1803. "A New edition, which includes all the Poems and Songs in that printed at Edinburgh in 1787, Under the Author's inspection." Binding: Brown leather on board; title and date in gold on the spine; contrast coloured leather and gold decoration on the spine; cream wove end-paper; cream laid paper. Marks: Embossed "Burns Monument Kilmarnock", on the title page.  James McKie private library number "100" Comment by James McKie: "A duplicate of … all but the important. James McKie" Other annotations: Lists of numbers in pencil on inside cover "3/6", inside cover. "Charles A. Fox", ink, title page "A Scotch Poet" and Burns' dates, ink, title page "…Doon | 'Whistle & I'll come to you, my lad'|'…wee thing' |'My nannie's own' | 'I dreamed I lay' | 'For the sake of Somebody'| John Anderson, my jo' | 'Scots wha ha'e'| 'Auld lang syne' | 'A man's a man for..' | 'Highland Mary'"