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Three Metaphysical Poets
réf. 477131Longmans Green / British Council & The National Book League. Paperback. Good. Crashaw Vaughan and Traherne are the subjects of Margaret Willy's survey. Both Crashaw and Vaughan admired the poetry of Herbert and Vaughan came profoundly under his influence. At his best however as the author points out Vaughan speaks with his own distinctive voice--that of 'one whose apprehension of reality is different from Herbert's especially in their respective attitudes to nature; who is more lyrical in the soaring of his religious exaltation or grief; and who at his moments of intensest spiritual vision "sees Invisibles" with a quality of mystical rapture quite outside Herbert's scope'. Copyright © Longmans Green / British Council & The National Book League Longmans, Green / British Council & The National Book League paperback
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