A Milton HandbookF. S. Crofts & Company, 1946 - 465 pages |
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... given as fully as possible in the ensuing pages . 1 Of the individual documents from which citation has been made ... given to Milton to see himself with dispassionate objectivity , and the reasons he gives for doing thus and thus are ...
... given as fully as possible in the ensuing pages . 1 Of the individual documents from which citation has been made ... given to Milton to see himself with dispassionate objectivity , and the reasons he gives for doing thus and thus are ...
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... given as a signal illustration of the way in which a recollected scene from Spenser might guide Milton's feeling and poetic expression where one would little expect it . King Arthur ( Book I , Canto IX , stanza xv ) tells Redcrosse how ...
... given as a signal illustration of the way in which a recollected scene from Spenser might guide Milton's feeling and poetic expression where one would little expect it . King Arthur ( Book I , Canto IX , stanza xv ) tells Redcrosse how ...
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... given up or all but given up the church as a career , he was determined not only to be a scholar and a poet but to exercise an influence by his writings parallel to that of the pulpit . The political - religious motive for going to ...
... given up or all but given up the church as a career , he was determined not only to be a scholar and a poet but to exercise an influence by his writings parallel to that of the pulpit . The political - religious motive for going to ...
Contents
PARADISE REGAINED AND SAMSON AGONISTES | 12 |
MILTONS STYLE AND VERSIFICATION | 151 |
BIBLIOGRAPHY | 422 |
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