Labor and the Angel

Explore the rich tapestry of 19th-century Canadian life through the evocative poetry of Duncan Campbell Scott in "Labor and the Angel." This collection offers a powerful glimpse into the Canadian experience, showcasing Scott's masterful use of language and imagery to explore themes relevant to the human condition. As a significant contribution to Canadian literature, "Labor and the Angel" presents verse that resonates with both historical context and enduring emotional depth.

Dive into the heart of Canadian poetry with this meticulously prepared edition, bringing Scott's classic works to a new readership. Discover why Scott remains a celebrated figure in Canadian literary history, and experience the timeless beauty and poignant observations found within these pages. Ideal for anyone interested in poetry, Canadian literature, or the historical landscape of 19th-century Canada.

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