Misrepresentative Women

Harry Graham's "Misrepresentative Women" offers a delightful collection of humorous verse and satirical biographical poetry. This Victorian-era work playfully examines the lives of various women through witty parodies. A master of satire, Graham uses clever wordplay and lighthearted mockery to both entertain and subtly critique societal norms. "Misrepresentative Women" presents a series of memorable characters in concise and engaging poetic form. Perfect for lovers of classic humorous poetry and those interested in a lighthearted look at biographical subjects. This meticulously prepared print edition preserves the original charm and wit of Graham's work, making it a welcome addition to any poetry collection.

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