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That the poet's friendship for him was warmly returned is shown by their later correspondence . A further evidence of Dati's continued interest in Milton and of the poet's pride in his approval is to be found in the verses published ...
That the poet's friendship for him was warmly returned is shown by their later correspondence . A further evidence of Dati's continued interest in Milton and of the poet's pride in his approval is to be found in the verses published ...
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poet , 16 122 John Milton - cont . for , 124 , 135 ; Utopian conclusion III , Poems and Prose Works ( see under to , 148 ; Milton's blindness in , 186 , titles and under headings of Elegies , 248 ; date of composition of , 179 , Latin ...
poet , 16 122 John Milton - cont . for , 124 , 135 ; Utopian conclusion III , Poems and Prose Works ( see under to , 148 ; Milton's blindness in , 186 , titles and under headings of Elegies , 248 ; date of composition of , 179 , Latin ...
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of 278 poet , 16 122 John Milton - cont . for , 124 , 135 ; Utopian conclusion III , Poems and Prose Works ( see under to , 148 ; Milton's blindness in , 186 , titles and under headings of Elegies , 248 ; date of composition of ...
of 278 poet , 16 122 John Milton - cont . for , 124 , 135 ; Utopian conclusion III , Poems and Prose Works ( see under to , 148 ; Milton's blindness in , 186 , titles and under headings of Elegies , 248 ; date of composition of ...
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| Title | John Milton, Englishman |
| Author | James Holly Hanford |
| Edition | reprint |
| Publisher | Gollancz, 1950 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 1 Dec 2005 |
| Length | 314 pages |
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