"Charlemagne; Or the Church Delivered" is an epic poem by Lucien Bonaparte, translated by S. Butler and F. Hodgson. This historical epic celebrates the reign of Charlemagne and his role in defending and promoting the Church. The poem, written in grand style, explores themes of faith, leadership, and the destiny of empires. Bonaparte's work offers a romanticized yet detailed vision of the Carolingian era, appealing to readers interested in both epic poetry and medieval history. This edition makes a significant work accessible to a wider audience, preserving the artistic and historical value of Bonaparte's verse.

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