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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... speak to his neighbor or his nation . His work will carry beyond his own time only if his vision , born of that age , transcends it ; but to transcend does not mean to deny . A more distant reader can surely partici- pate in that vision ...
... speak to his neighbor or his nation . His work will carry beyond his own time only if his vision , born of that age , transcends it ; but to transcend does not mean to deny . A more distant reader can surely partici- pate in that vision ...
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... speak this in reproach to the Army , but as jeal- ous of thir Honour , inciting them to manifest and publish , with all speed , some better cause of these thir late Actions , than hath hith- erto appear'd . ” He nowhere proposes that ...
... speak this in reproach to the Army , but as jeal- ous of thir Honour , inciting them to manifest and publish , with all speed , some better cause of these thir late Actions , than hath hith- erto appear'd . ” He nowhere proposes that ...
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... speaking , the Son of God whose kingdom is not of this world ; and his words are entirely appropriate to such a figure . Milton himself has cautioned us , " We should consider not so much what the poet says , as who in the poem says it ...
... speaking , the Son of God whose kingdom is not of this world ; and his words are entirely appropriate to such a figure . Milton himself has cautioned us , " We should consider not so much what the poet says , as who in the poem says it ...
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The First Response | 30 |
The Army of Saints | 72 |
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