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Malc Cowle reads the poems of Sam Fitton first published in Gradely Lancashire in 1929, six years after his death.

Malc Cowle continues to read the poems of John Rawcliffe from the second part of Pebbles From Ribbleside.

Malc Cowle reads Poem and Songs of William Billington, the Blackburn Bard.

Malc Cowle reads poems by William Billington of Blackburn, first published in SHEEN AND SHADE, Lyrical Poems.

Malc Cowle continues to read the poetry published by Ben Brierley in his book, Spring Blossoms & Autumn Leaves.

Malc Cowle continues to read the poetry of Sam Fitton, first published in Sam's book,Gradely Lancashire.

Malc Cowle reads the verse, published in Poems and Songs of Edwin Waugh, in 1889.

Malc Cowle reads poems published in the book, Spring Blossoms & Autumn Leaves, by the Failsworth Poet, Benjamin Brierley in 1893.

Malc Cowle reads poems published in the book, Spring Blossoms & Autumn Leaves, by the Failsworth Poet, Benjamin Brierley in 1893.

Malc Cowle reads the poems of Sam Fitton, first published in Gradely Lancashire in 1929, six years after his death.

Malc Cowle continues to read the poetry of Sam Fitton, first published in GRADELY LANCASHIRE, six years after Sam's death.

Malc Cowle continues to read the poems of John Rawcliffe from the second part of Pebbles From Ribbleside.

Malc Cowle continues to read the poetry of Sam Fitton, first published in GRADELY LANCASHIRE.

Malc Cowle reads the verse, published in Poems and Songs of Edwin Waugh, in 1889.

Malc Cowle continues to read the poetry of Edwin Waugh.

Malc Cowle reads the verse, published in Poems and Songs of Edwin Waugh, in 1889.

Malc Cowle reads the poems of Joseph Ramsbottom, published as Phases of Distress; Lancashire Rhymes, and takes us back to the terrible times of the Lancashire Cotton Famine.

Malc Cowle continues to read the book of Poetry by Benjamin Brierley, Spring Blossoms and Autumn Leaves, originally published in 1893.

Malc Cowle reads the verse, published in Poems and Songs of Edwin Waugh, in 1889.

Malc Cowle reads the verse, published in Poems and Songs of Edwin Waugh, in 1889.