Lectures on the English PoetsH. Milford, Oxford University Press, 1924 - 256 páginas |
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... Milton . There are no others that can really be put in competition with these . The two last have had justice done them by the voice of common fame . Their ... Milton , elevation ; of Shakespeare , everything . ON SHAKESPEARE AND MILTON 69.
... Milton . There are no others that can really be put in competition with these . The two last have had justice done them by the voice of common fame . Their ... Milton , elevation ; of Shakespeare , everything . ON SHAKESPEARE AND MILTON 69.
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... Milton's learning has the effect of intuition . He describes objects , of which he could only have read in books , with the vividness of actual observation ... Milton had taken a journey for the express purpose ON SHAKESPEARE AND MILTON 89.
... Milton's learning has the effect of intuition . He describes objects , of which he could only have read in books , with the vividness of actual observation ... Milton had taken a journey for the express purpose ON SHAKESPEARE AND MILTON 89.
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... firmness and vigour of his mind . In this respect Milton resembles Dante ( the only modern writer with whom he has anything in common ) , and it is 6 remarkable that Dante , as well as Milton , ON SHAKESPEARE AND MILTON 99.
... firmness and vigour of his mind . In this respect Milton resembles Dante ( the only modern writer with whom he has anything in common ) , and it is 6 remarkable that Dante , as well as Milton , ON SHAKESPEARE AND MILTON 99.
Contenido
INTRODUCTORY ON POETRY IN GENERAL | 1 |
LECTURE II | 30 |
LECTURE III | 66 |
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