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      <title>The idea that the situation for Bards is hopeless now but has the potential for success due to the capacity to learn to read.</title>
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      <description>Perhaps the idea of this alternative Bard is one that hasn't experienced the consequences of progression before. English Bards have histories that they have written, even if they are not their own stories, but it is suggested that the Scottish Bards are only just being educated and now have the capacity to record history. The idea that the past is a forgotten one is only a notion because society has moved forwards. Therefore the cultural shift that the Highlanders are experiencing now perhaps will give rise to the writing of history and a divergence from the past into the future. </description>
      <pubDate>Wed, 06 Oct 2021 11:35:18 -0400</pubDate>
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