William Forrest: Poetry, politics, script and power

Authors

  • A. S. G. Edwards

Abstract

This article examines the poetic and scribal activities of the sixteenthcentury poet and scribe William Forrest. Forrest’s works survive in a number of manuscripts that he prepared himself, some for presentation to specific individuals, some for less definable purposes. The article assesses his achievements as a scribe and manuscript producer over several decades.

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Vol. 29 (2019)

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