England Over Seas

"England over Seas" by Lloyd Roberts offers a compelling collection of 20th-century Canadian poetry exploring themes of place, history, and the enduring connection between Canada and Great Britain. Roberts' work delves into the historical ties and shared heritage within the Commonwealth, reflecting on the impact of England and British history on the Canadian identity.

This carefully curated selection of poems provides a window into the past, examining the cultural and historical landscapes that shaped both nations. Through vivid imagery and thoughtful reflection, the poetry celebrates the complex relationship between Canada and its ancestral homeland. Ideal for readers interested in Canadian poetry, British history, and the lasting legacies of the Commonwealth, "England over Seas" is a testament to the enduring power of verse to capture the spirit of a time and place.

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