BRIAN BORU by Hugh W L Weir
This highly commended pocketable book contains much of the little known about Ireland's great High King, Brian Boru, Emperor of the Irish , who was killed in 1014. Hugh records the Ireland of Brian's youth such as her people, her religious, her lands and trees, even her musical This book delves into the life of Ireland's High King, Brian Boru, who died in 1014. Hugh covers Brian's upbringing, people, religion, lands, and the musical culture of his time. The book includes chapters on Brian's ancestry, death, a miscellany, and his lasting legacy. Essential for anyone interested in this early Irish monarch, whose legends often overshadow the facts.
This highly commended pocketable book contains much of the little known about Ireland's great High King, Brian Boru, Emperor of the Irish , who was killed in 1014. Hugh records the Ireland of Brian's youth such as her people, her religious, her lands and trees, even her musical bards. Through his chapter on Brian's forebears he gives a short but comprehensive life of the King, followed by a chapter on his death, another miscellany and finally his legacy. The useful bibliography encourages further reading while also included is Mac Liag's poetic lament as set out by James Clarence Mangan. It is a must for anyone interested in this early Irish monarch whose legends even surpass the facts.
Paperback
ISBN 978 0946538 41 6
47 pages
Size 150mm x 210mm
| Title | BRIAN BORU by Hugh W L Weir |
|---|---|
| Category | BOOKS |
| SKU | 978 0946538 41 6 |
| Condition | new |
| Weight | 150.0 g |
