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,Ministerial Vocation, 1625–40, Fletcher, it was sometime in 1627–8 when ‘Milton decided not to become the priest that his parents and friends had intended him to become by going to Cambridge, but to turn toward letters, polite letters, as a definite career’. A. S. P. Woodhouse puts the moment of choice in 1632 on the threshold o

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,Poetic Vocation, 1628–42,th year scarcely ever did I leave my studies for my bed before the hour of midnight.’ (., IV, i, p. 612) Twelve years earlier he had expressed his filial gratitude and described his dedication to literature in similar though more precise terms: ‘I must say therefore that after I had from my first ye

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Paradise Lost,form of the great work that he promised to compose ‘some few yeers’ hence, once the nation ‘had … infranchis’d her self from [the] impertinent yoke of prelaty’ and he had been freed from ecclesiastical controversy to return to his interrupted poetic preparation. However, despite his indecision over

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Samson Agonistes, is recorded, not in terms of the hero’s actions, but rather in terms of his progressively more acute spiritual awareness. It is in the spiritual movement of the drama that the Aristotelian ‘middle’, which Dr Johnson found wanting in the play, is to be found. Indeed, most of Milton’s modern readers

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