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Milton and the Drama of History: Historical Vision, Iconoclasm, and the Literary Imagination

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Acknowledgments A note on texts Introduction 1. The drama of history in the early revolutionary prose 2. 'The wars of truth': Areopagitica and the dynamics of history 3. 'Casting down imaginations': iconoclasm as history 4. 'Great acts and great eloquence': the historical imagination in the later revolutionary prose 5. Paradise Lost and the configurations of history 6. Spectacle of power: Samson Agonistes and the drama of history Notes Index.

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