The White Man's Burdens Benjamin Schaper

The White Man's Burdens Benjamin SchaperFor the first time, The White Man's Burdens offers a cross section of British poetry in which the Empire was the burden of the song. The material, much of it previously uncollected, is drawn from a broad cultural spectrum that includes narrative poetry, heroic verse, patriotic ballads, music hall monologues, and poems from Punch.

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Includes a translation

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