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... poem , he argues , citing as examples the ' songs ' of the Old Testament , should be such as can ' imbreed and cherish in a great people the seeds of virtue and public civility ' . 137 Thus he dismisses out of hand the ' libidinous and ...
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... poem . And we misread the poem if we believe otherwise . The central intellectual meaning of Paradise Regained , the poem's thematic content , is contained in the doctrine of quietism . And the work's formal properties , which have ...
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... poem's formally optimistic conclusion and the mournful tone of its last two lines . Paradise Regained has the quietest ending of the three . The poem , which has been characterised throughout by an indifference to physical action , as ...
... poem's formally optimistic conclusion and the mournful tone of its last two lines . Paradise Regained has the quietest ending of the three . The poem , which has been characterised throughout by an indifference to physical action , as ...
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