Who wrote the poem 'Patriotism'?

• Patriotism (Sir Walter Scott)- In the poem, the poet talks about spiritual ideas, such as that of the soul, in terms of how far a person can call himself a true patriot.- 'Patriotism' has the feeling of a battle song sung by a leader on a cantering horse.- This effect is achieved through meter, rhyme, and especially alliteration.• Sir Walter Scott: (1771-1832)- He was Scottish but many of his works are based in England.- He was appointed sheriff depute to the county of Selkirk in 1799 and was also a partner in a printing firm owned by the Ballantyne brothers.• Best Works: Poems:• The Lay of the Last Minstrel (1805),• The Lady of the Lake (1810),• Rokeby (1813),• The Lord of the Isles (1815).Novels:• Ivanhoe (1819),• The Heart of Midlothian (1818),• Rob Roy (1817),• The Antiquary (1816),• Guy Mannering (1815).• উল্লেখ্য যে, 'The Patriot' is a poem by - Robert Browning.Source: Britannica.