Poets and Politics: Continuity and Reaction in Irish Poetry, 1558-1625

administration agus Anglo-Norman appears argued bardic poets beginning Book Brian Carew century church claim communal composed composition concerned consciousness contemporary context continuity conventional Cormac counter-reformation course Craith crown Dán death developments Duanaire Dublin earl early modern edited effect élite Elizabethan English Eoghan ethnic evidence fact Fear Fearghal fileadha foreign Gaelic culture Gaelic Irish Gaoidhil Giolla given historical Hugh Ibid identity ideological implications influence instance interest interpretative Ireland James king land Leabhar lines literati lord Mac an Bhaird Maguire manuscript material McKenna native Ó Cuív Ó Dálaigh Ó Gnímh Ó hEódhusa Ó hUiginn O'Byrne O'Donnell O'Hara O'Neill O'Rahilly original patronage patrons period piece poem poem-books poetry political position present quatrain reference reflects reformation Regarding reign religious remained response resulted social society suggests Tadhg theme tion traditional Ulster Walsh