DILLON, Myles & CHADWICK, Nora K. The Celtic Realms.

With one hundred and five illustrations and eight maps. London: Wiedenfeld and Nicolson, 1972. Second edition. pp. x, 346. Fine in repaired dustjacket. A masterly survey of the history of the Celtic peoples from the earliest times to the Norman invasion of Britain. Treating the society, culture and genius of the Celts.

Celtic Realms explores the rich history, culture, mythology, and artistic heritage of the Celtic nations, including Ireland, Scotland, Wales, Cornwall, the Isle of Man, and Brittany. This fascinating subject encompasses medieval manuscripts, rare books, folklore, archaeology, language, religion, and traditional music, offering invaluable insight into one of Europe's most enduring civilisations. From illuminated manuscripts and early maps to scholarly works on Celtic mythology and history, these publications appeal to collectors, researchers, and enthusiasts alike. Rare and antiquarian books on the Celtic realms remain highly desirable for their historical significance, cultural importance, and enduring relevance to the study of Celtic identity, heritage, and traditions.

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