This comprehensive collection brings together the entire range of verse from a celebrated British author, known for his deep engagement with the British Empire and its complexities. The anthology showcases a variety of poetic forms and themes, from the author's early, vivid ballads of imperial life, to his later, more reflective poetry. It includes his most famous works that have entered the public consciousness for their rousing rhythms and memorable lines, as well as lesser-known poems that reveal a more intimate and contemplative side of the poet. The collection is a testament to the author's versatility and enduring impact on English literature, offering insights into the cultural attitudes of his time while also exploring universal themes of adventure, courage, and identity.

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