A work by that author calls oats "a grain, which in England is generally given to horses, but in [this place] supports the people."
According to Arthur Murray, an author compared the "impudence" of people from this place to "the impudence of a leech, that fixes and sucks your blood." That author bonds with his enemy Mr. Wilkes by trading insults about this place during an arranged dinner at the Dilly brother's bookstore. Lydia Davis wrote a one-sentence story in which an author "is indignant that [this place] has so few trees." After claiming "Many men. Many women. And many children" could write a poem by an author from here, another author began carrying an oak staff to protect himself. A work by that author calls oats "a grain, which in England is generally given to horses, but in [this place] supports the people." The author of a travelogue documenting his "journey to the Western islands" of this country thought this itss people were barbarous, and denounced a poet from here who forged The Works of Ossian. For 10 points, name this country home to James Macpherson.
According to Arthur Murray, an author compared the "impudence" of people from this place to "the impudence of a leech, that fixes and sucks your blood."
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