Owain Miles, And Other Inedited Fragments Of Ancient English Poetry [selected From The Auchinleck Ms By D. Laing] (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781245719797)

"Owain Miles, And Other Inedited Fragments Of Ancient English Poetry" presents a selection of previously unpublished verses from the venerable Auchinleck Manuscript. This collection offers a rare glimpse into the literary landscape of medieval England, featuring fragments and poems that have long remained hidden from public view. Edited by D. Laing, the compilation sheds light on lesser-known aspects of medieval poetic tradition and provides valuable source material for scholars and enthusiasts of early English literature.

The book promises a journey into the heart of medieval storytelling and lyrical expression. Its historical and literary value lies in its preservation of unique poetic voices and narratives from a pivotal era. Discover the echoes of a bygone age in this anthology, where each fragment contributes to a richer understanding of England's literary heritage.

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