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... poet's lifetime but with full recognition of the fact that , while these editions cer- tainly represent Miltonic revision , they embody also many errors and unauthorized changes . In preparing these texts for the modern student I have ...
... poet's lifetime but with full recognition of the fact that , while these editions cer- tainly represent Miltonic revision , they embody also many errors and unauthorized changes . In preparing these texts for the modern student I have ...
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... poet , inherited from the Ren- aissance tradition of literary criticism and confirmed by his own feeling , was always strong in Milton . The suggested hostility toward the law and other gainful professions perhaps has as its basis a ...
... poet , inherited from the Ren- aissance tradition of literary criticism and confirmed by his own feeling , was always strong in Milton . The suggested hostility toward the law and other gainful professions perhaps has as its basis a ...
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... poet's emotion was deep , and , for once , impersonal . None of his sonnets rises to a nobler height . It voices the passionate con- viction of a nation . SONNET : LAWRENCE , OF VIRTUOUS FATHER VIRTUOUS SON Edward Lawrence , eldest son ...
... poet's emotion was deep , and , for once , impersonal . None of his sonnets rises to a nobler height . It voices the passionate con- viction of a nation . SONNET : LAWRENCE , OF VIRTUOUS FATHER VIRTUOUS SON Edward Lawrence , eldest son ...
Contents
Preface | v |
A Paraphrase on Psalm 114 | 1 |
On the Death of a Fair Infant Anno Ætatis | 7 |
Copyright | |
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