Milton's Prose Tracts as a Gloss on Paradise Lost, Paradise Regained, and Samson AgonistesStanford University, 1971 - 648 pages |
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... interpretation of a Puritan " rebellion " ----- -by such propaganda , that is , as that represented in rather crude form in the quotations above . That this is so necessitates a brief review of this line of Milton criticism . The ...
... interpretation of a Puritan " rebellion " ----- -by such propaganda , that is , as that represented in rather crude form in the quotations above . That this is so necessitates a brief review of this line of Milton criticism . The ...
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Joan Pamela Secord Bennett. taken interpretations of correspondences between the links ; on traditionally accepted , but ... interpret . To see more fully what Milton was calling " forced comparisons " we should look at a few more samples ...
Joan Pamela Secord Bennett. taken interpretations of correspondences between the links ; on traditionally accepted , but ... interpret . To see more fully what Milton was calling " forced comparisons " we should look at a few more samples ...
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... interpretation of the chain of being and thus finds his view of Old Testament politics " narrow , private , or quaint . " Grace is automatically assuming the royalist principle of correspondences when he finds irony in Milton's ...
... interpretation of the chain of being and thus finds his view of Old Testament politics " narrow , private , or quaint . " Grace is automatically assuming the royalist principle of correspondences when he finds irony in Milton's ...
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