Medieval & Early Modern
Milton
Thomas Babington Macaulay
1853
2h 18m
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Macaulay's famous essay on John Milton, the blind poet of Paradise Lost and defender of the English republic. With sweeping eloquence it weighs the man, his verse, and his turbulent Puritan age. A brilliant piece of Victorian criticism for anyone who loves great literature and the history of seventeenth-century England.
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5 chapters
- 1Part 127m
- 2Part 229m
- 3Part 329m
- 4Part 431m
- 5Part 522m
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