John Milton: 1628-1731 |
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INTRODUCTION | 1 |
Personal Statements and Contemporary Evaluations 16281674 | 4 |
Early writing preferences 1628 | 35 |
The sacred poet 1629 | 37 |
Translation of Psalm 114 into Greek 1634 | 39 |
Hope for immortality 1637 | 40 |
S Faith in literary ability 1638 ? | 41 |
worton on Comus 1638 | 43 |
HUMBs annotations of Paradise Lost 1095 | 109 |
DENNIS on Miltons Devils 1696 | 112 |
WESLEY on heroic poetry 1697 | 114 |
BAYLEs notice 1697 | 116 |
Leslie on Miltons theology 1698 | 117 |
TOLAND on various poems 1698 | 119 |
SI YALDEN on Miltons prose 1698 | 122 |
Eighteenthcentury Comment to Bentleys Edition of Paradise Lost 17001731 | 124 |
Subject for poetic work 1638 | 44 |
Subject for poetic work 1639 | 45 |
Poetic plans 1642 | 46 |
The might of the pen 1642 | 52 |
of Education and the place of writing in its plan 1644 | 53 |
Aim of Doctrine and Discipline of Divorce 1644 | 56 |
SALSILLI on Milton 1645 | 57 |
Manso on Milton 1645 | 58 |
IS DATI on Milton 1645 | 59 |
His Poems 1647 | 61 |
Writing activities in the 1640 1654 | 62 |
The First Defense 1658 | 67 |
Aim in De Doctrina Christiana before 1660 ? | 69 |
Anonymous attack on The Readie and Easie Way 1660 | 72 |
Verse of Paradise Lost 1668 | 73 |
The nature of tragedy 1671 ? | 74 |
Butler on Milton early 1670 ? | 76 |
Leigh on the antiprelatical tracts 1673 | 77 |
Marvell in defence of Milton 1673 | 79 |
MARVELL on Paradise Lost 1674 | 81 |
Lee on Paradise Lost 1674 ? | 83 |
Further Seventeenthcentury Comment 16751699 | 84 |
ELLWOODs Epitaph on Milton 1675 ? | 85 |
AUBREYs notes for a Life late 1670 | 88 |
FRANCIS CRADDOCK on Paradise Lost 1680 | 89 |
PETTIT on Miltons advancement of papal aims 1680 | 90 |
ROSCOMMON on Paradise Lost 1685 | 92 |
DRYDEN on Paradise Lost 1685 | 94 |
SKINNBR on Milton 1686 ? | 95 |
WINSTANLEYs notice 1687 | 97 |
Comment on Milton Athenian Mercury 1692 | 98 |
DENNIS on rhyme 1692 | 99 |
PRESTON on Miltons fame 1693 ? | 100 |
DRYDEN on Paradise Lost 1693 | 101 |
PHILLIPS on various works 1694 | 103 |
ADDISON on Paradise Lost 1694 | 105 |
GILDONs vindication of Paradise Lost 1694 | 107 |
DENNIS on Miltons sublimity 1701 | 125 |
DENNIS on Paradise Lost 1704 | 128 |
SS TRUMBULL on minor poems 1705 | 137 |
S6 DBFOB on Paradise Lost 1706 | 138 |
wattss tribute to Milton 1706 | 139 |
SWIFT on Miltons divorce tracts 1708 | 141 |
ADDISON and STBELB On Paradise Lost Tatler 1709 | 142 |
Anonymous statement of Miltons sublimity 1709 | 143 |
SHAFTESBURY on heroic poetry 1710 | 145 |
DEFOB on the two epics 1711 page | 146 |
ADDISONs papers on Paradise Lost Spectator 1712 | 147 |
Addison on imagination and Paradise Lost Spectator 1712 | 221 |
Welsted on Miltons sublimity 1712 | 222 |
ELLWOOD on the composition of the epics 1714 | 223 |
eusden on reading Addison 1714 | 225 |
HUGHES on the allegory of sin and death 1715 | 226 |
BLACKMORE on epic poetry 1716 | 227 |
ATTERBURY on Milton 1717 | 229 |
GILDON on heroic poetry 1718 | 230 |
dennis on Miltons reputation 1719 | 231 |
GILDON on Miltons immortality 1721 | 232 |
DENNIS on Paradise Lost 17212 | 233 |
ATTERBURY on the Original MS and Samson Agonistes 1722 | 243 |
Welsted on Miltons language 1724 | 244 |
Penton on Paradise Lost 1725 | 245 |
BURnets notice after 1700 | 247 |
VOLTAIRE on Milton 1727 | 248 |
LYTTLETON on Milton 1728 | 257 |
SALMON on Abdiel 1728 | 258 |
DENNIS on Miltons poetical fire 1729 | 260 |
CLARKB on defects in Paradise Lost 1731 | 261 |
APPENDICES a Publication of the works | 265 |
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Otras ediciones - Ver todas
John Milton: The Critical Heritage Volume 2 1732-1801 John T. Shawcross Sin vista previa disponible - 2009 |
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