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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Page 79
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 ...
Page 86
The explanation may lie partly in the warmth and courtesy of the reception , but his strong emotional reactions should serve also to remind us that Milton was a poet , romantically attached to the memory of his predecessors , and ready ...
The explanation may lie partly in the warmth and courtesy of the reception , but his strong emotional reactions should serve also to remind us that Milton was a poet , romantically attached to the memory of his predecessors , and ready ...
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His biographical memoir , which shows intimate knowledge of the poet's later as well as his earlier years , is the work of a man who has largely sunk his own personality in a stronger one and who lives in the shadow and memory of ...
His biographical memoir , which shows intimate knowledge of the poet's later as well as his earlier years , is the work of a man who has largely sunk his own personality in a stronger one and who lives in the shadow and memory of ...
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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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