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Misrepresentative Women

By Harry Graham

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

Through playful verses, historical women are reimagined with a humorous twist, blending admiration and critique.

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2013-03-24
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Summary

"Misrepresentative Women" by Harry Graham is a collection of funny poems from the early 1900s that makes fun of how people saw women. The poems cleverly look at different women and make light of what society thought was normal or expected. With funny and exaggerated stories, the author makes us think about stereotypes of women while also making us laugh. The verses present famous women like Eve and Lady Godiva in a comical way, using history and jokes to both honor and tease them about their roles and qualities.

About the Author

Jocelyn Henry Clive 'Harry' Graham was an English writer. He was a successful journalist and later, after distinguished military service, a leading lyricist for operettas and musical comedies, but he is now best remembered as a writer of humorous verse in a style of grotesquerie and black humour.

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