The Poetical Works of John MiltonMacmillan, 1924 - 554 Seiten |
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John Milton Henry Charles Beeching. INTRODUCTION TO PARADISE LOST . I. EARLIEST EDITIONS OF THE POEM . It was possibly just before the Great Fire of London in September , 1666 , and it certainly cannot have been very long after that ...
John Milton Henry Charles Beeching. INTRODUCTION TO PARADISE LOST . I. EARLIEST EDITIONS OF THE POEM . It was possibly just before the Great Fire of London in September , 1666 , and it certainly cannot have been very long after that ...
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John Milton Henry Charles Beeching. At length , however , Mr. Tomkyns was satisfied . There still exists the first book of the actual manuscript which had been submitted to him . * It is a fairly written copy , in a light , not inelegant ...
John Milton Henry Charles Beeching. At length , however , Mr. Tomkyns was satisfied . There still exists the first book of the actual manuscript which had been submitted to him . * It is a fairly written copy , in a light , not inelegant ...
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John Milton Henry Charles Beeching. It has been inferred from the wording of this document that Milton , before his bargain with Simmons , may have begun the printing of the poem at his own expense . There seems no real ground , however ...
John Milton Henry Charles Beeching. It has been inferred from the wording of this document that Milton , before his bargain with Simmons , may have begun the printing of the poem at his own expense . There seems no real ground , however ...
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... Milton himself , all printed together in eleven pages ; after which , in two pages of large open type , comes Milton's preface , entitled " The Verse , " explaining his reasons for abandoning Rime - succeeded on the fourteenth page by a ...
... Milton himself , all printed together in eleven pages ; after which , in two pages of large open type , comes Milton's preface , entitled " The Verse , " explaining his reasons for abandoning Rime - succeeded on the fourteenth page by a ...
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John Milton Henry Charles Beeching. Not impossibly , convenience to Simmons in his circumstances at the time . however , more was involved than this in so much tossing - about of the book within so short a period . May not Simmons have ...
John Milton Henry Charles Beeching. Not impossibly , convenience to Simmons in his circumstances at the time . however , more was involved than this in so much tossing - about of the book within so short a period . May not Simmons have ...
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