Songs Of The Governing Classes, And Other Lyrics

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Satirical in nature, this collection of poetry critiques the ruling classes of Victorian England, addressing social issues like poverty, inequality, and political corruption. Robert Barnabas Brough employs a witty and irreverent tone, crafting lively verses that emphasize rhyme and rhythm. The work reflects the discontent of the working classes and serves as a powerful commentary on the Victorian establishment. This facsimile reprint preserves the cultural significance of the original 1890 publication, offering insight into the era's poetic landscape.