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This collection of previously unpublished poems by the renowned poet John Gay, edited by Henry Lee, provides a fascinating look into the literary culture of 18th-century England. Lee's biographical and critical introduction offers valuable context and insights into Gay's life and work, while the poems themselves showcase Gay's wit and humor in a range of styles and genres. This is an excellent addition to the library of any lover of English literature.
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