Derek Hirst, Steven N. Zwicker
Abstract
This opening chapter address Marvell's most ambitious poem, Upon Appleton House and explains its relation to Marvell's patron, Thomas Lord Fairfax, and explores the ways in which the poem's literary strategies can be seen as servicing Marvell's patron and the poet himself.
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This opening chapter address Marvell's most ambitious poem, Upon Appleton House and explains its relation to Marvell's patron, Thomas Lord Fairfax, and explores the ways in which the poem's literary strategies can be seen as servicing Marvell's patron and the poet himself.
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