博客來In ＂A Reply To The Man With The Hoe,＂ William Trevelyan Browne offers a response to Edwin Markham’s famous poem ＂The Man With The Hoe.＂ Markham’s poem, inspired by Millet’s painting, presented a stark image of the downtrodden laborer. Browne’s reply provides an alternative perspective.
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