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"Ranging across Milton's career in prose and verse, Prawdzik establishes the reasons why theatricality mattered, not only to the poet's understanding of authority, selfhood and the millennial triumph of a nation, but also to his understanding of human vulnerability and sinfulness.--Reid Barbour, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill This is the work of a bold scholar, willing to take imaginative risks, and eager to bring Milton into new realms of literary criticism and theory that have too often left him behind.--Anthony Welch, University of Tennessee ""Seventeenth-Century News"""

Ranging across Milton's career in prose and verse, Prawdzik establishes the reasons why theatricality mattered, not only to the poet's understanding of authority, selfhood and the millennial triumph of a nation, but also to his understanding of human vulnerability and sinfulness.--Reid Barbour, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill This is the work of a bold scholar, willing to take imaginative risks, and eager to bring Milton into new realms of literary criticism and theory that have too often left him behind.--Anthony Welch, University of Tennessee ""Seventeenth-Century News""

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Brendan Prawdzik is Lecturer in the English Department at Penn State University.

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