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Divided Gaels: Gaelic Cultural Identities in Scotland and Ireland 1200-1650 (Hardcover)

by Wilson McLeod (Author) "TO MAKE SENSE of cultural interactions between Scottish and Irish Gaels during the late medieval period, and the attitudes of the two groups towards each..." (more)
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A valuable study of the late medieval period which makes extensive use of bardic poetry to challenge the accepted view of Gaelic Scotland and Ireland as representing a 'culture-province' during the later middle ages. Sheila M. Kidd, The Year's Work In Modern Language Studies

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A valuable study of the late medieval period which makes extensive use of bardic poetry to challenge the accepted view of Gaelic Scotland and Ireland as representing a 'culture-province' during the later middle ages. (Sheila M. Kidd, The Year's Work In Modern Language Studies )

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TO MAKE SENSE of cultural interactions between Scottish and Irish Gaels during the late medieval period, and the attitudes of the two groups towards each other, it is essential to understand the changing political and cultural context within Ireland and, more important, within Scotland. Read the first page
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