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By: W.D. Hamilton
Charles Sangster is a pre-confederation poet who is considered to be one of the first to use Canadian subjects in his poetical works. This analysis of his poetry, written by W. D. Hamilton, explores his sense of nationalism and failed attempt to break free of colonial attitudes.
Charles Sangster is a pre-confederation poet who is considered to be one of the first to use Canadian subjects in his poetical works. This analysis of his poetry, written by W. D. Hamilton, explores his sense of nationalism and failed attempt to break free of colonial attitudes.