Description
1951 Rinehart edition. Paperback cover has some wear and light creases. The pages are clean with no marks and in good condition. The binding is secure.
This mid-20th century edition of John Milton’s masterpiece, “Paradise Lost,” and selected other works offers a window into one of the most significant literary achievements in the English language. Originally published in 1667, “Paradise Lost” is an epic poem that recounts the Biblical story of the Fall of Man through Milton’s unique blend of religion, mythology, and political commentary. This Rinehart edition, while showing its age through the cover’s wear and creasing, has preserved the integrity of the text itself, with clean, unmarked pages and a secure binding. Beyond its literary merit, “Paradise Lost” holds historical significance as a product of the English Civil War era, reflecting Milton’s own political beliefs and his vision of human freedom and cosmic justice. This affordable edition provides an accessible entry point for readers and collectors alike to delve into Milton’s enduring legacy and engage with a work that has influenced countless writers, philosophers, and artists over the centuries.
