Monstrous Regiment: Spenser's Ireland and Spenser's Queen

Abstract

In Spenser's View of the Present State of Ireland Irenius, an authority on Irish affairs whose knowledge is based on his experience, describes for his interlocutor, Eudoxus, the origins of the Irish people and the effects of those origins on their peculiar customs. He is arguing the relationship of the Irish to the Gauls:

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