OF OSSIAN'S

LESSER POEMS,

RENDERED INTO VERSE;

1

WITH

A PRELIMINARY DISCOURSE,

IN ANSWER TO

MR. LAING's

CRITICAL AND HISTORICAL DISSERTATION

ON THE

ANTIQUITY OF OSSIAN'S POEMS.

BY ARCHIBALD M DONALD.

The Harp in Selma was not idly strung,
And long shall last the themes our Poet sung!

BERRATHON, page 283.

Liverpool,

PRINTED BY J. M'CREERY;

SOLD BY T. CADELL AND W. DAVIES, STRAND, LONDON.

1805.