The Defence of the Franc a Gaul armed with the shield of a franc defends himself from the dollar and sterling cannonballs

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"The Defence of the Franc" is a poem by Canadian poet A. F. Moritz, which uses vivid imagery and metaphor to explore themes of economic and cultural defense in the face of global financial pressures. The poem is part of Moritz's broader body of work, which is known for its intellectual depth and exploration of moral and social issues. In "The Defence of the Franc," Moritz personifies the French currency, the franc, as a Gaul warrior who is armed with a shield and must defend himself against the onslaught of cannonballs symbolizing the powerful currencies of the dollar and sterling (British pound).

The poem is notable for its commentary on the economic battles between nations and the impact of such struggles on national identity and cultural integrity. Moritz's use of classical imagery, drawing from the history of the Gauls, serves to juxtapose the ancient past with contemporary economic conflicts, suggesting a timeless aspect to these struggles. The poem's title itself evokes a sense of urgency and resistance, framing the narrative as a battle scene where the stakes are high and the outcome uncertain.

A. F. Moritz has been recognized for his contributions to Canadian literature, having received numerous awards and honors for his poetry. His work often grapples with philosophical questions and reflects a deep engagement with literary tradition. "The Defence of the Franc" is consistent with Moritz's style, characterized by its rich language, complex themes, and the ability to provoke thought and discussion about the intersections between economics, culture, and power.

As an important piece within Moritz's oeuvre, "The Defence of the Franc" offers readers an opportunity to reflect on the broader implications of economic dominance and cultural resilience. It remains a relevant work for those interested in the intersections of poetry, economics, and cultural commentary.

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