Oh, the grand old Duke of YorkHe had Ten Thousand Me
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In the poem "Oh, the grand old Duke of York," featured in the book by Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett, the narrative revolves around a character known as the Duke of York, who leads a large army. The verse humorously outlines how he takes his troops up and down a hill but ultimately achieves nothing significant. This playful depiction highlights themes of leadership and the often fruitless endeavors of authority figures.
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