Death at Quebec

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Focusing on famous historical figures, this poetry collection delves into themes of pain, death, and the human spirit's resilience. Gutteridge employs varied styles, from concise verses to confessional vignettes, capturing the essence of explorers, leaders, and rebels. The poems evoke a sense of adventure and transformation while reflecting on freedom and oppression. Although additional historical context may enhance understanding, the haunting and meticulously crafted verses leave a lasting impression, making it a remarkable read for both history enthusiasts and poetry lovers.