Selcraig

Selkirk, or Selcraig, who was marooned on the lonely island of Juan

Outlines of English and American Literature : an Introduction to the Chief Writers of England and America, to the Books They Wrote, and to the Times in Which They Lived William Joseph Long 1909

I hae dander'd owre a 'the kintra frae Dunbar to Selcraig, and hae forgather'd wi' mony a guid fallow, and mony a weelfar'd hizzie.

The Letters of Robert Burns Robert Burns 1777

I hae dander'd owre a 'the kintra frae Dumbar to Selcraig, and hae forgather'd wi' monie a guid fallow, and monie a weelfar'd huzzie.

The Complete Works of Robert Burns: Containing his Poems, Songs, and Correspondence. With a New Life of the Poet, and Notices, Critical and Biographical by Allan Cunningham Robert Burns 1777

Bruce Selcraig/Special to Stars and Stripes In Zaragoza, Spain, the impressive high-speed rail station designed by Spanish architect Carlos Ferrater is the centerpiece of new urban development in the city between Barcelona and Madrid.

Stars and Stripes 2010

Bruce Selcraig/Special to Stars and Stripes In Zaragoza, Spain, the impressive high-speed rail station designed by Spanish architect Carlos Ferrater is the centerpiece of new urban development in the city between Barcelona and Madrid.

Stars and Stripes 2010

Bruce Selcraig/Special to Stars and Stripes In Zaragoza, Spain, the impressive high-speed rail station designed by Spanish architect Carlos Ferrater is the centerpiece of new urban development in the city between Barcelona and Madrid.

Stars and Stripes 2010

Bruce Selcraig: Obama's Historic Campaign Has Energized Apathetic Lockerrooms -- What Took Them So Long?

Bruce Selcraig: Obama's Historic Campaign Has Energized Apathetic Lockerrooms -- What Took Them So Long? 2008

Bruce Selcraig suggests using Detroit’s numerous dead factories to build high-speed trains (“Train Detroit,” July/August Atlantic) — and what an irony it would be for commuter trains to be built there, given Detroit’s role in undermining rail transit in America.

Letters to the Editor 2009

Bruce Selcraig suggests using Detroit’s numerous dead factories to build high-speed trains (“Train Detroit,” July/August Atlantic) — and what an irony it would be for commuter trains to be built there, given Detroit’s role in undermining rail transit in America.

Letters to the Editor 2009