Reader tribute to Milton eclipses Jeremy Taylor
A Reader correspondent criticizes Jeremy Taylor for overreaching in praise of Milton. The letter notes Taylor’s enthusiasm and occasional excess in language, while praising Milton as justly esteemed. The August 4 issue features the correspondence and a cautious appraisal of literary figures.
Milton and Taylor Compared in Puritan Liberty and Genius
The article surveys Milton and Jeremy Taylor as literary and political figures, tracing their devotion to liberty and duty. It notes Milton's prose power, poetic spirit, and sacrifices for liberty, alongside Taylor's steadfast loyalty to Charles I, their shared divine origin of principles, and the lasting impact of their works while contrasting their life paths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton
Jeremy Taylor
Charles
Taylor
Elizabeth
Charles the First
Cromwell
Anne
Swift
Addison
Steele
Miltom
Europe
Symmons
Johnson
Parnassus
Millon
Jeremy Tassor
Auhou
Miakespear
St Tegauntince
Golden Grove
Bonney
Literature Essays in Rhyme by Jane Taylor
A London review extols Jane Taylor’s Essays in Rhyme as a vivid moral and character study. It compares her verse to Cowper Crabbe and Pope, praising natural drawing of personalities, polished style, and passages on poetry and reality.
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Riyme
Jane Taylor
London
Taylor
Cowper
Crabbe
Wikie
The Sit-Workman Still On His Bench Through Ages
A portrait of a craftsman who remains fixed to his bench while a changing world, armies, voyages, and empires rise and fall. Despite war and time, he sits at the same square foot of floor, his tools aligned with practiced precision, his stance unaltered, as if the world just steps in and out around him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Hin
Peru
St. Domingo
Sove Kyvern
Londo
Hiayti
France
Claves
Boonaparte
Chrrsetophe
Leelere
Domingo
Haytis
Bouuaparte
Court and Fashions Princess Charlotte Recovers
The Princess Charlotte is much recovered from her indisposition though wet weather keeps her indoors. Prince Leopold remains indisposed.
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Charlotte
Prince Leopold
Rare Sunday hailstorm leaves Longpark village decimated
A violent storm struck Longpark on Sunday afternoon with thunder and a whitish cloud rolling in. Hailstones the size of toms shattered windows and destroyed crops and trees, with substantial damage across the parish. Local estimates place losses at over half the village produce, including Mr. Jones and Mr. James losses, and refrains on several farms. The storm also damaged homes and roofs, while nearby areas such as Seaitheby and Kirklintos reported similar severity.
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Longpark
Sones
Janes
Whaidub
Rees
Parabroni
James Granam
Bart
Vold
Konopine
Carlisle Journal
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