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...stromata or a collection of sundry peices in poetry: drawneby the known and approved hand...divisive caricature.Richard Greenham was a Puritan divine, Fellow of Pembroke College...William Perkins was also a Cambridge Puritan, and his Golden Chaine or the description...
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...closing sentences of The Last Puritan, I had beenunable to decide...00ADness. As such, The Last Puritan would seem to belong to his...00ADtotle that the truth of poetry (drama, fictionU...ground of Interpretations of Poetry and Religion:that art and...
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...not a mere imitationof, George Herbert's work. No further poetry, however, was tocome from this thoughtful young man. Instead...onwards, it must be added, he came underthe spell of the Puritan sectarians and soon took an active partin the development of...
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...these Milton has thrown aside for a broadhumanism fresh as the spirit of Plato's praise of music or Sidney'spaeans for poetry. From his reading, from his meditations, his mindhas distilled a new richness and a zestful loftiness more Greek thanPuritan...
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...beingPuritans, deliberately shunned poetry, or in a beliefthat her one college...sets other interests above it.The Puritan was not hostile to art, but he was rela­tively indifferent to it. Poetry, music, fine prose,painting...
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lor's Poetry," Colophon, New Graphic Ser., IU...Roy H., Edward Taylor: the Poet as Puritan,New England Quarterly, XXIII (1950U...46.Warren Austin, Edward Taylor's Poetry: ColonialBaroque, Kenyon Review. III...
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