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Ahkonachimu: John Prince Centos

Ahkonachimu: John Prince Centos

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Historical FiguresCanadian HistoryGeneral Poetry

Publisher Price: $17.00

PREORDER - Expected ship date September 25, 2027

ISBN10: 192812061X
ISBN13: 9781928120612
Publisher: Kegedonce Press
Published: Sep 25 2027
Pages: 159
Weight: 0.50
Height: 0.50 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English

The cento is a form of poetic collage, in which poems are built out of lines from other texts reconfigured into new patterns of meaning. Here, the source materials are not other poems but the journals of John Prince (1796-1870), the controversial Upper Canadian military leader and politician famous - if not infamous - for his oratory. Lockhart re-envisions Prince through a Lenape lens as Ahkonachimu, or the Maker of Long Speeches, a man who uses his legendary rhetorical skills in the service of a very personal colonialism.

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