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English

 

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Samantha R

 

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February 21, 2016

 

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University

 

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A

 

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Every venerable institution--the altar (representing religion), the sword (representing the military), the pen (representing literature), and the fireside (representing the home)--has lost touch with "inward happiness," which the speaker identifies as a specifically English birthright, just as Milton is a specifically English poet...
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(This is one of Wordsworth's few explicitly nationalistic verses--shades, perhaps, of the conservatism that took hold in his old age.) Structure and synopsis Wordsworth begins the poem by wishing that Milton was still alive, for "England hath need of thee." This is because England has stagnated, its people selfish and unhappy, its splendor and power lost...
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