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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
Year: 1933 (New Impression)
Sylvan Dread evokes the primeval wood — the place where all dreams and nightmares begin
Author: Roy Tate
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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
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