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JOHNSON ( 1779 ) : Dr. Johnson , too , although he thought Milton sublime , had some criticisms to offer which were to prove influential . He was rather critical of Milton's early poems . He found them neat , elegant , and original ...
JOHNSON ( 1779 ) : Dr. Johnson , too , although he thought Milton sublime , had some criticisms to offer which were to prove influential . He was rather critical of Milton's early poems . He found them neat , elegant , and original ...
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In general , he thought Milton not equipped to excel in drama , being deficient in real knowledge of men . ROMANTIC PERIOD ( 1800-1825 ) : In spite of Johnson's stric- tures ( Thorp notes ) , Milton continued to be admired and imitated ...
In general , he thought Milton not equipped to excel in drama , being deficient in real knowledge of men . ROMANTIC PERIOD ( 1800-1825 ) : In spite of Johnson's stric- tures ( Thorp notes ) , Milton continued to be admired and imitated ...
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But her next thought is different , though it is equally selfish . Suppose God has seen her disobedience and ' suppose she really dies as a consequence . Could she bear the thought of " Adam wedded to another Eve " ?
But her next thought is different , though it is equally selfish . Suppose God has seen her disobedience and ' suppose she really dies as a consequence . Could she bear the thought of " Adam wedded to another Eve " ?
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Contents
JOHN MILTON | 5 |
three MILTONS MAJOR WORKS | 15 |
four PARADISE LOST | 26 |
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| Title | Paradise lost |
| Author | John Milton |
| Published | 1966 |
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