The Poetry of James McIntyre
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The Poetry of James McIntyre (1889) is a public domain work.
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James McIntyre, a furniture dealer in Ingersoll, Ontario, wrote verse about the thing his region did best: making cheese. His most notorious poem, an ode to a mammoth cheese weighing over seven thousand pounds and shipped off to a Toronto fair, has kept his name alive as a cheerful specimen of earnest bad poetry. This collection gathers his tributes to Canadian farm life, pioneers, the dairy trade, and the landscape of Oxford County. Sincere, plain-spoken, and often unintentionally funny, the poems open a window onto small-town Ontario in the late 1800s and the pride a settler community took in its work. Free to download as a PDF and EPUB edition.
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- Author
- James McIntyre
- Reading time
- About 4 hours
- Pages
- 476
- Language
- English
- Genre
- Poetry Anthologies
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