The seminal reappraisal of Milton's relationship to the metaphysical age, in which the author argues Milton was as close to the metaphysical spirit as was its reputed chief, John Donne. Tillyard provokes discussion into the role of personality in poetry, and suggests that eccentricity of style is a limitation as well as a distinguishing characteristic.
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The seminal reappraisal of Milton's relationship to the metaphysical age, in which the author argues Milton was as close to the metaphysical spirit as was its reputed chief, John Donne. Tillyard provokes discussion into the role of personality in poetry, and suggests that eccentricity of style is a limitation as well as a distinguishing characteristic.
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