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... Milton's genius . He takes for granted that Milton secretly despised the popular myths which were the material of his art . This was not an unreasonable idea , because the later Milton was known to have stopped attending the meetings of ...
... Milton's genius . He takes for granted that Milton secretly despised the popular myths which were the material of his art . This was not an unreasonable idea , because the later Milton was known to have stopped attending the meetings of ...
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... Milton did , which would give Milton a certain confidence about re - interpreting his results even though they were inspired because Biblical . After hearing so much from M. Morand about the poli- tical corruption of Milton's mind , one ...
... Milton did , which would give Milton a certain confidence about re - interpreting his results even though they were inspired because Biblical . After hearing so much from M. Morand about the poli- tical corruption of Milton's mind , one ...
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William Empson. Paradise Lost already . Thus Dr Tillyard ( Studies in Milton ) concludes that Milton does not enjoy the Doctrine of Atonement ; the announcement of the angel Michael at XII . 385 , he says in his flat central truthful way ...
William Empson. Paradise Lost already . Thus Dr Tillyard ( Studies in Milton ) concludes that Milton does not enjoy the Doctrine of Atonement ; the announcement of the angel Michael at XII . 385 , he says in his flat central truthful way ...
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