"The True Crusaders" is a collection of poems, including the titular long-form poem, accompanied by shorter pieces, some revised by J. Montgomery. Attributed to Cauzar, pseud., this volume delves into themes of faith, history, and social consciousness. The collection includes "Stories Of The Poor House," offering a glimpse into the lives and struggles of the impoverished. This work reflects the literary and social concerns of its time, making it a valuable addition to collections of 19th-century poetry.
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