Periods of European Literature, Volume 7W. Blackwood, 1969 |
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... Paradise Lost , classical in his conception of poetic style and form , combatively Puritan in spirit . Johnson's criticism of Lycidas as an elegy does not altogether miss the mark . Lycidas is no more a moving lament than Paradise Lost ...
... Paradise Lost , classical in his conception of poetic style and form , combatively Puritan in spirit . Johnson's criticism of Lycidas as an elegy does not altogether miss the mark . Lycidas is no more a moving lament than Paradise Lost ...
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... Paradise Lost . thought of the seventeenth century of central importance in the history of the race , and round it had gathered the most agitating controversies in Protestant and Roman Christendom . In the Doc- trine and Discipline of ...
... Paradise Lost . thought of the seventeenth century of central importance in the history of the race , and round it had gathered the most agitating controversies in Protestant and Roman Christendom . In the Doc- trine and Discipline of ...
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... Paradise Lost , on the ground especially of the element of allegory which appears in Milton's first sketches of a drama . The closest resemblance to Paradise Lost is , perhaps , in the seventh scene of the fourth act , where Death and ...
... Paradise Lost , on the ground especially of the element of allegory which appears in Milton's first sketches of a drama . The closest resemblance to Paradise Lost is , perhaps , in the seventh scene of the fourth act , where Death and ...
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