The Minor Poems Of Lyndesay (Hardcover) (ISBN-13: 9781024883299)

This collection presents “The Minor Poems Of Lyndesay, ” showcasing the work of Sir David Lindsay, a prominent Scottish poet of the 16th century. Included are “The Deploration Of Quene Magdalene, ” composed in 1537, “The Answer Quhilk Schir David Lindesay Maid To Ye Kingis Flyting, ” from 1536, and “The Complaint And Publict Confession Of The Kingis Auld Hound Callit Bagsche.” Lindsay's poems offer valuable insights into the political and social landscape of Scotland during the reign of James V. His work blends courtly verse with elements of social commentary and satire, reflecting the cultural and intellectual currents of the time. This edition offers a glimpse into the lyrical and satirical genius of one of Scotland's most important early poets, preserving a vital part of Scotland's literary heritage. A must-read for scholars and enthusiasts of Scottish literature and history.

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