The Portent of Milton: Some Aspects of His GeniusW. Laurie, 1958 - 148 pages |
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... romantic rebels , who must invariably betray signs of original virtue . Such were those ' romantic villains ' of the ' nineties , which was a reaction against the conventional earlier - Victorian era , as the Romantic Revival had been a ...
... romantic rebels , who must invariably betray signs of original virtue . Such were those ' romantic villains ' of the ' nineties , which was a reaction against the conventional earlier - Victorian era , as the Romantic Revival had been a ...
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... romantic villain ' . It was the aspect of his genius in this romantic potential that inspired De Quincey's ' Power ' . II Coleridge associates Milton with Shakespeare by des- cribing them as the ' twin glory - smitten summits of English ...
... romantic villain ' . It was the aspect of his genius in this romantic potential that inspired De Quincey's ' Power ' . II Coleridge associates Milton with Shakespeare by des- cribing them as the ' twin glory - smitten summits of English ...
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... romantic imagery . As Coleridge's case is complementary to Milton's , I shall interpolate some remarks upon his poetry and the chemistry of his imagination . IV " The style of Coleridge , in its ardent and luminous simplicity ' , writes ...
... romantic imagery . As Coleridge's case is complementary to Milton's , I shall interpolate some remarks upon his poetry and the chemistry of his imagination . IV " The style of Coleridge , in its ardent and luminous simplicity ' , writes ...
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