Milton's Tercentenary An address delivered before the Modern Language Club of Yale University on Milton's Three Hundredth Birthday.

About this book

In an era marked by profound literary evolution, Henry A. Beers delivers a compelling address in "Milton's Tercentenary," presented before the Modern Language Club of Yale University on the 300th birthday of the illustrious poet John Milton. This document explores the enduring legacy of Milton's contributions, emphasizing his exploration of unalienable rights and the complexities of free will. Beers articulates the significance of Milton's works, particularly "Paradise Lost," as a cornerstone of modern thought. Ideal for students, civic activists, and historians alike, this address not only celebrates Milton's literary genius but also invites readers to engage with the philosophical underpinnings that continue to shape contemporary discourse. Discover how Milton's insights resonate through the ages in this insightful examination.

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