John Milton, Poet and HumanistPress of Western Reserve University, 1966 - 286 páginas |
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... Horton masterpieces . But the Horton period itself has not , I think , been altogether rightly understood . Romantic critics like Raleigh and Moody go to great lengths in idealizing Milton's “ long vacation , ” painting it as a moment ...
... Horton masterpieces . But the Horton period itself has not , I think , been altogether rightly understood . Romantic critics like Raleigh and Moody go to great lengths in idealizing Milton's “ long vacation , ” painting it as a moment ...
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... Horton pe- riod ( 1632-1638 ) , deplores the fact that Milton kept no diary of his reading . “ Of these years , ” he remarks , “ the biographer would gladly give a minute account . " But the Horton years , if we attend to all the ...
... Horton pe- riod ( 1632-1638 ) , deplores the fact that Milton kept no diary of his reading . “ Of these years , ” he remarks , “ the biographer would gladly give a minute account . " But the Horton years , if we attend to all the ...
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... Horton period and used over twenty years later in a famous passage in Paradise Lost.173 In general , the material has undergone such transformation that the parallels are indefinite and sugges- tive only . Yet it is not too much to say ...
... Horton period and used over twenty years later in a famous passage in Paradise Lost.173 In general , the material has undergone such transformation that the parallels are indefinite and sugges- tive only . Yet it is not too much to say ...
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The Pastoral Elegy and Miltons Lycidas | 126 |
Milton and the Return to Humanism | 161 |
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