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Evan MacColl (Scottish Gaelic: "Eóghann MacColla"; 1808–1898) was a Scottish-born bilingual poet in both Canadian Gaelic and Canadian English. He is commonly known in his native language as Bàrd Loch Fìne (the "Poet of Loch Fyne"). Later he became known as "the Gaelic Bard of Canada".

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rdfs:label	Evan MacColl (en) Eòghann MacColla (ga)
rdfs:comment	Evan MacColl (Scottish Gaelic: "Eóghann MacColla"; 1808–1898) was a Scottish-born bilingual poet in both Canadian Gaelic and Canadian English. He is commonly known in his native language as Bàrd Loch Fìne (the "Poet of Loch Fyne"). Later he became known as "the Gaelic Bard of Canada". (en) B'fhile nó bard Gaelach ab ea Eòghann MacColla. “Evan MacColl” a bhí air i mBéarla. Bhíodh “Bàrd Loch Fìne”, “Clàrsair nam Beann” agus “Bàrd Chanada” air mar leasainm. (ga)
foaf:name	Evan MacColl (en)
name	Evan MacColl (en)
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birth place	Argyll and Bute
death place	Toronto
death place	Toronto, Ontario, Canada (en)
death date	1898-07-24 (xsd:date)
birth place	Kenmore, Argyll and Bute, Scotland (en)
birth date	1808-09-21 (xsd:date)
dcterms:subject	Scottish-Canadian culture in Ontario 1808 births 1898 deaths Canadian male poets Scottish songwriters 19th-century Canadian poets 19th-century Scottish Gaelic poets Canadian Gaelic poets Canadian people of Scottish descent 19th-century British male writers People from Argyll and Bute
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Canadian English Canadian Gaelic Scottish diaspora Bilingual Pension Robert Burns Alexander Mackenzie (historian) Scottish-Canadian culture in Ontario English literature Glasgow Mitchell Library Loch Fyne Malcolm Cameron (Canadian politician) Malcolm MacFarlane 1808 births 1898 deaths Canadian male poets Scottish songwriters Celtic languages 19th-century Canadian poets 19th-century Scottish Gaelic poets Canadian Gaelic poets Toronto Toxteth Trent River (Ontario) Minister of the Crown Canadian people of Scottish descent Custom House, Liverpool Norman Macleod (1812–1872) Glengarry County, Ontario Good Words Argyll and Bute 19th-century British male writers People from Argyll and Bute Kingston, Ontario The Thistle o' Scotland (song) Scottish Canadian Frederick Wilson Whitehead (musician) dbr:Gaelic_poet
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