This charming volume collects together some of the best-loved poems of Robert W. Service, one of the most popular poets of the early 20th century. With their rollicking rhythms, vivid imagery, and delightful wordplay, these poems capture the spirit of the age and the imagination of millions of readers worldwide. From the Yukon gold rush to the trenches of World War I, Service's poetry opens up a window onto a bygone era that is both insightful and entertaining.

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