CRITIQUE ON PARADISE LOST - Addison, 1805 and POETICAL WORKS OF JOHN DENHAM LITERATURE this is a patiently studious

this is a patiently studious and unpretentious corollary to the author's Living with Magic (1974) in which he further explores the concept of magic as 'a fully legitimate category of human experience

Sylvan Dread evokes the primeval wood — the place where all dreams and nightmares begin

historical background

An engraving with some of the letters has been hand-painted

It is protected with a mylar plastic cover

CRITIQUE ON PARADISE LOST - Addison, 1805 and POETICAL WORKS OF JOHN DENHAM LITERATURE this is a patiently studiousCRITIQUE ON PARADISE LOST BY THE RIGHT HONOURABLE JOSEPH ADDISON, WITH REMARKS ON THE VERSIFICATION OF MILTON, BY SAMUEL JOHNSON; and THE POETICAL WORKS OF JOHN DENHAM BY THOMAS PARK Book Details + Condition: Two books in one (see complete title, above). 1805; 1807. Leather boards; measures 5. 25" x 3. 5". First edition thus. 143 pages. Remarks by Samuel Johnson, a critique of Milton's 'Paradise Lost,'" in which Addison praises Milton's as a work of