The seventeenth-century quotations are printed with original spell- ings, punctuation, and italics. The use of sic has been avoided throughout. The following works are listed in abbreviated form in the text and the Notes, pp. 185-218.
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Publication Information: Book Title: Beautiful Sublime: The Making of Paradise Lost, 1701-1734. Contributors: Leslie E. Moore - author. Publisher: Stanford University. Place of Publication: Stanford, CA. Publication Year: 1990. Page Number: xi.
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