Songs of the Ridings

Songs of the Ridings by Frederic William Moorman captures the essence of Yorkshire folk in their own dialect. The author delves into the world of farmers fishers local preachers and poachers portraying their toil love and loyalty. The book is praised for its vitality warmth humor and simple seriousness making it a valuable addition to Yorkshire dialect literature. The poems in the book reflect the beauty of life in Yorkshire where duty is toil loyalty is love and beauty is found in the simplicity of everyday life. The author's interpretation of Yorkshire folk in their own language has garnered praise from critics and readers alike.