Scottish Prose 1550-1700

This anthology, which contains writings from well-known figures such as John Knox and James VI through to the many lesser-known authors who flourished towards the end of the seventeenth century, offers a remarkable cross-section of Scottish thought during the crucial years of the Reformation.

Providing examples from a wide range of the major genres of the period – from religious and political tracts to essays, romance, sermons and diaries – this highly original selection of texts presents the prose of an important period in the development of Scottish literature in more detail than ever.

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