Captain Or Colonel: The Soldier in Milton's Life and ArtUniversity of Missouri Press, 1984 - 272 páginas Fallon examines the roles that warfare and the archetype of the soldier assume in the life and work of John Milton. |
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... Puritan sensibility.21 When the New Criticism appeared , it was by nature ready - made for the cause : disregard the man and focus on his words . But the dicta of Eliot and Leavis still rankled , and in response scholars shaped a " new ...
... Puritan sensibility.21 When the New Criticism appeared , it was by nature ready - made for the cause : disregard the man and focus on his words . But the dicta of Eliot and Leavis still rankled , and in response scholars shaped a " new ...
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... Puritan did not conceive of this conflict as evil in itself , but rather as an unfortunate legacy of the fallen world ; and he was required to engage in the struggle in order to prove himself worthy of eternal salvation . He accepted ...
... Puritan did not conceive of this conflict as evil in itself , but rather as an unfortunate legacy of the fallen world ; and he was required to engage in the struggle in order to prove himself worthy of eternal salvation . He accepted ...
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... Puritan of the mid - 1640s held dear in the way of political freedom and religious toleration came to be embodied , although not in a person or place , but , strangely , in a military organization , this extraordinary Army of Saints ...
... Puritan of the mid - 1640s held dear in the way of political freedom and religious toleration came to be embodied , although not in a person or place , but , strangely , in a military organization , this extraordinary Army of Saints ...
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The First Response | 30 |
The Army of Saints | 72 |
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