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Walter Smith 1872 - 1949 Historian of Macclesfield and lover of the countryside "We clamb the hills tegither" Burns
Walter Smith (1872–1949) was a historian and author known for his work documenting the history and rural life of Macclesfield, particularly through his book "We Clamb the Hills Tegither," which reflects his deep connection to the Cheshire countryside and Scottish poet Robert Burns. His writings remain important local resources for understanding 19th- and early 20th-century rural Cheshire.
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