Song of the Western Men
'Song of the Western Men' Summary
The poem tells the story of the Cornishmen who rallied to the banner of James II, refusing to recognize William of Orange as their king. The poem narrates the events of the rebellion, including the Cornishmen's resistance, their ultimate defeat, and the execution of their leader, Sir John Trelawny. Hawker uses the story of the rebellion to explore themes of loyalty, freedom, and resistance against oppression. The poem is a powerful and stirring tribute to the Cornishmen who fought for their beliefs, even in the face of overwhelming odds. The poem's focus on the Cornishmen's defiance and their willingness to fight for their principles highlights the enduring strength of their spirit.Book Details
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