Ernst Lehmann's "Tendenz und Entstehungsgeschichte von Milton's 'History of Britain'" examines the historical context and literary tendencies within John Milton's historical work. This study provides a detailed analysis of Milton's approach to history, exploring the influences and biases that shaped his narrative. Lehmann delves into the sources Milton consulted, the political climate of the time, and the literary conventions that informed Milton's writing.
This work offers valuable insights into Milton's intellectual development and his perspective on British history, making it an essential resource for scholars and students of English literature and history. Lehmann's analysis illuminates the complexities of Milton's historical project, revealing the intricate relationship between literature, history, and ideology in the 17th century.
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