Discover the enduring verses of a royal poet in "Poetical Remains," a collection attributed to James I, King of Scotland (1394-1437). This volume offers a glimpse into the literary pursuits of a monarch whose life was marked by both political intrigue and artistic sensibility. Readers will find poems that reflect the courtly love traditions of the time, as well as historical and personal reflections. This edition provides a valuable resource for scholars of Scottish history, literature, and the late medieval period, and will appeal to anyone interested in classical poetry.
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