A collection of poems primarily written by Thomas Churchyard with additional content by Alexander Boswell. "The Mirror of Man, and Manners of Men" offers a glimpse into the social and moral landscapes of 16th-century Britain. While initially published in English, this edition revives the work within the context of Irish literary history, potentially including translations or analyses in Irish. Churchyard's verses provide insights into the era's values and concerns. Boswell's contributions add further layers of historical and cultural significance. This edition makes these historic works available to scholars and enthusiasts interested in early modern poetry and its connection to Irish and British history.

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