"War Rhymes" by Abner Cosens is a poignant collection of Canadian poetry reflecting on the experiences of World War I. This volume, carefully preserved and republished, offers a direct connection to the patriotic verse and military poetry of the era. Explore the subject of war through the eyes of a Canadian poet, delving into themes of conflict, duty, and remembrance. A significant contribution to both Canadian literature and historical understanding, "War Rhymes" provides a timeless glimpse into the emotional landscape of a nation at war. Perfect for readers interested in war poetry, Canadian history, and the enduring power of verse to capture the human condition.
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