“The New Rome; Poems and Ballads of our Empire” is a collection of poetry by Robert Williams Buchanan, reflecting on the British Empire. Through evocative verse, Buchanan explores themes of colonialism, national identity, and the complexities of imperial power. These poems and ballads offer a window into the sentiments and perspectives prevalent during the height of the British Empire, capturing both its grandeur and its underlying tensions.
Buchanan's work provides a valuable historical and literary perspective, inviting readers to reflect on the legacy of empire and its enduring impact. This collection is a significant contribution to the understanding of British imperial history through the lens of poetry.
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