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Assyrian Queen is thus one of Milton's learned devices of poetical adornment . Cf. A. W. Verity's notes on Comus , The Cambridge Milton for Schools ( Cambridge , 1909 ) p . 1002 , and Paradise Lost , 1 , 438–41 . 25.
Assyrian Queen is thus one of Milton's learned devices of poetical adornment . Cf. A. W. Verity's notes on Comus , The Cambridge Milton for Schools ( Cambridge , 1909 ) p . 1002 , and Paradise Lost , 1 , 438–41 . 25.
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Defeat , Samson Agonistes is Milton's tortured reaction to the failure of the Commonwealth , his ' ... vision of how one might face the facts of human defeat with some kind of intelligible hope and how that hope might be transmitted by ...
Defeat , Samson Agonistes is Milton's tortured reaction to the failure of the Commonwealth , his ' ... vision of how one might face the facts of human defeat with some kind of intelligible hope and how that hope might be transmitted by ...
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