This introduction frames Geoffrey Keating’s History of Ireland as a landmark work that blends myth, tradition, and early archaeology into a readable narrative.
It explains how Keating relied on annals, poems, and older manuscripts to present Ireland’s distant past to a broad audience.
The pages outline Keating’s methods, the Gaelic language he used, and the hopes of early editors who preserved his writings. They compare his approach with other historians and show why his book mattered to readers across Ireland."synopsis" may belong to another edition of this title.
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