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Experience the wit and sharp satire of "Rejected Addresses: The New Theatrum Poetarum," a celebrated collection of parodies by James Smith and Horace Smith. This enduring work showcases humorous poems that cleverly mimic the styles of prominent poets of their time.

A masterclass in literary parody, "Rejected Addresses" offers a delightful blend of poetry and humor. The collection's satirical edge provides insightful commentary through expertly crafted verse. Readers will appreciate the enduring appeal of these poems.

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