A landmark collection of Lord Leigh’s poems, now gathered in one edition for the modern reader.
The book brings together a wide range of verse, from intimate epistles to sweeping political and descriptive poems. It offers readers a window into the author’s voice across many moods, with notes and contents that map the journey from personal reflections to public concerns. This edition presents the poems in a way that invites both casual browsing and focused study.
Ideal for readers who enjoy classic poetry and period verse, and who want a comprehensive sampling in one volume.
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Excerpt from Poems, Now First Collected
Surely every real friend to freedom must desire the perfect re-establishment of Poland as an independent kingdom, the renovation of Italy, and fervently hope for the abolition of slavery in America.
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