Milton's Prose Tracts as a Gloss on Paradise Lost, Paradise Regained, and Samson AgonistesStanford University, 1971 - 648 pages |
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... prose and the poetry for essentially the same purpose , and because he used as the source for his arche- typal figures and events no mythical extensions of the mind cut off from the realities of the human condition , but the real ...
... prose and the poetry for essentially the same purpose , and because he used as the source for his arche- typal figures and events no mythical extensions of the mind cut off from the realities of the human condition , but the real ...
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... prose . To approach the volumes of sometimes tedious prose is , however , not an easy task ; it was even more difficult be- fore the Yale edition of the Complete Prose Works with its helpful annotation began to appear . Thus it has ...
... prose . To approach the volumes of sometimes tedious prose is , however , not an easy task ; it was even more difficult be- fore the Yale edition of the Complete Prose Works with its helpful annotation began to appear . Thus it has ...
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... prose , we could not agree , however , that this passion was elicited at the cost of his reason ; in fact , the most passionate of Milton's prose passages are written in defense of reason . It is worth observing , in addition , that ...
... prose , we could not agree , however , that this passion was elicited at the cost of his reason ; in fact , the most passionate of Milton's prose passages are written in defense of reason . It is worth observing , in addition , that ...
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