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English Epic poetry

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Paradise Lost

John Milton

1749 ★ 3.8

The astronomy of Milton's 'Paradise lost' by Thomas N. Orchard ..

Thomas Nathaniel Orchard

1896

Spenser's moral allegory

Sean Kane

1989

The style of Don Juan

George M. Ridenour

1960

The poem's two bodies

David Lee Miller

1988

The Faerie queene

Rosemary Freeman

1970

Spenser and the discourses of Reformation England

Mallette, Richard

1997

The two poets of Paradise lost

McMahon, Robert

1998

Biblical references in The faerie queene

Naseeb Shaheen

1976

Time in the narrative of the Faerie Queen

Catherine R. Myers

1973

John Milton's Paradise lost

Harold Bloom

1996

Allegory and courtesy in Spenser

H. C. Chang

1955

Paradise lost

Francis C. Blessington

1988

The illustrated Faerie queene

Douglas Hill

1980

Designs on truth

Gregory G. Colomb

1988

Spenser's allegory of justice in book five of the Faerie queene

T. K. Dunseath

1968

Homer in English

Όμηρος

1996

A Preface to Paradise Lost

C. S. Lewis

1959

Milton's Paradise lost

Wilding, Michael

1969

Spenser and the Table Round

Charles Bowie Millican

1967

A book of heroic verse

Arthur Burrell

1900

Contemporary thought on Edmund Spenser

Richard C. Frushell

1975

Source and meaning in Spenser's allegory

John Erskine Hankins

1971

Fairy in The faerie queene

Matthew Woodcock

2004

Apparent Narrative as Thematic Metaphor

Jan Karel Kouwenhoven

1983

Surprised by sin: the reader in Paradise lost

Stanley Fish

1971

The eighteenth-century mock-heroic poem

Ulrich Broich

1990

Milton's brief epic

Barbara Kiefer Lewalski

1966

Wanton eyes and chaste desires

Sheila T. Cavanagh

1994

Spenser's courteous pastoral

Humphrey Tonkin

1972

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