Truth in Our Practice: Representing Justice in Milton's Poetry and ProseUniversity of Wisconsin--Madison, 2003 - 386 sivua |
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... poetry , because of its imaginative and transformative power . Philip Sidney , for ... poems in the collection on the acrostic " ELISABETH REGINA , " imagines ... Selected Prose and Poetry , 2nd ed . , ed . Robert Kimbrough ( Madison ...
... poetry , because of its imaginative and transformative power . Philip Sidney , for ... poems in the collection on the acrostic " ELISABETH REGINA , " imagines ... Selected Prose and Poetry , 2nd ed . , ed . Robert Kimbrough ( Madison ...
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