John Milton, EnglishmanChrist among the doctors - Academic exercise - Pastoral interlude - Italian journey - Paradise sort - Deeds above heroic - Heavenly muse - Milton Agonistes - Fair dismission___ |
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The appeal of this turgid and overornamented poem for Milton is hard for us to understand , but we are reminded that ... Milton too must have outgrown it or if he retained a fondness have judged it of no poetic worth in comparison with ...
The appeal of this turgid and overornamented poem for Milton is hard for us to understand , but we are reminded that ... Milton too must have outgrown it or if he retained a fondness have judged it of no poetic worth in comparison with ...
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It is on this quiet note and strictly in the genus humile of pastoral that the poem concludes , as if Milton were saying to himself , as he had said to Diodati , “ Let me be lowly wise . ” An intimation of new things to come - Italy or ...
It is on this quiet note and strictly in the genus humile of pastoral that the poem concludes , as if Milton were saying to himself , as he had said to Diodati , “ Let me be lowly wise . ” An intimation of new things to come - Italy or ...
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The completed poem involves the broader tradition of Scriptural paraphrase and exegesis which constituted the material of religious and literary culture and in which the dramas themselves had their origin . The chances are that having ...
The completed poem involves the broader tradition of Scriptural paraphrase and exegesis which constituted the material of religious and literary culture and in which the dramas themselves had their origin . The chances are that having ...
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| Title | John Milton, Englishman Bonanza paperback |
| Author | James Holly Hanford |
| Publisher | Crown Publishers, 1949 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 11 Mar 2008 |
| Length | 272 pages |
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