New, second edition examines the role of the medieval Church amidst the cultures of Ireland and England. John Watt shows how the history of medieval Ireland was largely shaped by the friction, sometimes violent, of two cultures.
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"This will prove essential for anyone studying the religious foundations of Irish history and Ireland's evolving relationship with the English." The Bookwatch Dec 1998
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Good for beginners,
By Historian "malgos2" (New York, NY United States) - See all my reviews
This review is from: The Church in Medieval Ireland (Paperback)
It's an extremely brief book as for such a broad subject. It's good for beginners, though, as it is quite comprehensible for people with no knowlegde of the sources. It deals with the history of Irish church in its most interesting time - the monastic revolution till the Viking invasion. So it's OK to start with this little book that will encourage you to read more about this fascinating subject.
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