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question is from poem after blenhiem

in what way is the poem a ballad

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Answered by shweta02
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Robert Southey’s ballad offers a particular perspective on one of the most famous battles of the eighteenth century. In 1704, in the War of the Spanish Succession, a coalition of forces, including the English, defeated the French and Bavarian armies at Blenheim.

Southey does not describe the battle directly but, through the conversation between an old farmer and his grandchildren, it gradually emerges that the setting is a former battleground. Peterkin has found something ‘large and round’, which his grandfather explains is a skull, one of many to be found in the earth nearby.

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