Abstract
Liam Logan, someone from an Irish nationalist background, gives his perspective on Ulster Scots as a cross-community tongue. Ulster Scots has been unfairly burdened with politics and has suffered misunderstanding as a result. The article also attempts to show how Ulster Scots is part of a broader network of relationships between Scotland and Ulster. The article also attempts to show how Ulster Scots is part of a broader network of relationships between Scotland and Ulster and how it has been the victim of various elite agendas.
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