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Summary of the free man by robert burns

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Robert Burns have been promoted in his poem, and through his song “A Man’s a Man for A’ That”. A socialist by nature, and hence a keen supporter of socialist ideas and ideals. The poet in fact supports the French Revolution by means of this poem.

Just like his contemporary Thomas Paine, Burns is depicting the significance of liberty, equality, fraternity and universal human rights. Being sung as a song in the opening of the devolved Scottish Parliament in 1999, Burns by means of this poem clearly depicts the fact that the character of a man is like real gold and it cannot be priced. Though a man can wear a lot of expensive and fancy clothes but the most important thing a man can possess is his honest character. A dishonest man is just as a matter of fact a black spot for his family, his society, his country, the world and the mankind as a whole.

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