The Development of Milton's Prose StyleAn exploration of historical stylistics, this work compares each group of Miltonic tracts with pamphlets by other writers on the same controversies that concerned Milton. |
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adjectives Animadversions Church-Government Apology Answer Modest Confutation Answer to Humble anti-prelatical tracts Areopagitica author of Eikon biblical imagery Brief Necessary Vindication Brief Notes Church-Government Apology Miltonic Civil Power Hirelings Colasterion collocations contemporaries Defence of Humble dependent clauses Dignity of Kingship Dippers Dipt Eikon Alethine Eikon Basilike Eikonoklastes Emma Emma's English Episcopacy Animadversions Church-Government example final group Civil final group Dignity final tracts group Civil Power group Humble Remonstrance group Of Reformation Humble Remonstrance Short ibid Interest Good Old intervenient John Canne John Milton Kingship Brief Necessary last tracts lexical words main clauses Milton's practice Milton's prose Miltonic tracts Mortallitie Necessary Vindication Interest nouns Old Cause Power Hirelings Readie Prelatical Episcopacy Animadversions Readie and Easie Reformation Prelatical Episcopacy Remonstrance Short Answer samples sentence structure Short Answer Answer Smectymnuans stylistic subordinate clauses syntactical T. S. Eliot tence tenor Tetrachordon True Religion Non-Miltonic vehicle verbs Vindication of Answer word frequencies writing