critically comment on the greatness of the victory in "after Blenheim".
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the victory was just a foolish thong to be done nothing good was out of it.many soliders died and mother's lost their this was unborn babies and houses were burnt down and people were forced to leave their houses and this was understood by peterkin and wilhelmine but not by the old kaspar and he continued to say that it was a great victory .
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The poet has expressed the truth of war in a rather exquisite way. He has used irony to deliver his thoughts stating that war can never do good. Everyone participating is fated towards certain downfall. The conflict between both glorious nations will cause nothing but destruction and distress. The poet does not support the flawed ways of violence.
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