The Story of English LiteratureThe function of an introduction to English literature is to interest students in the content and spirit of great books and their relation to their times and to one another. |
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... Milton's Paradise Lost . No less notable for their influence on Milton are other poems by these two brothers . In an allegory by Phineas , The Apollyonists , describing the fall of Lucifer , there are antici- pations of Milton's ...
... Milton's Paradise Lost . No less notable for their influence on Milton are other poems by these two brothers . In an allegory by Phineas , The Apollyonists , describing the fall of Lucifer , there are antici- pations of Milton's ...
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... Milton to go his own way . His friend and his father's friend , the musician and composer Henry Lawes , was tutor in music to the family of the Earl of Bridgewater . Lawes invited Milton to write the words , for which Lawes himself ...
... Milton to go his own way . His friend and his father's friend , the musician and composer Henry Lawes , was tutor in music to the family of the Earl of Bridgewater . Lawes invited Milton to write the words , for which Lawes himself ...
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... Milton's part in this struggle was with the pen rather than with the sword . He began with pamphlets urging the abolition of the episcopal system , the machinery of government of the " Established Church . " When Charles was executed ...
... Milton's part in this struggle was with the pen rather than with the sword . He began with pamphlets urging the abolition of the episcopal system , the machinery of government of the " Established Church . " When Charles was executed ...
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THE BEGINNINGS OF LITERATURE IN ENGLAND | 3 |
CHAUCER AND HIS TIMES | 27 |
ENGLISH DRAMA FROM THE MIRACLE PLAYS TO | 53 |
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