A Preface to Paradise Lost

This insightful work by C. S. Lewis offers a comprehensive analysis of John Milton's epic poem, "Paradise Lost." Lewis delves into the themes, characters, and stylistic elements of the poem, providing readers with a deeper understanding of its literary significance. He explores the moral and philosophical questions posed by Milton, particularly focusing on the portrayal of Satan and the nature of temptation and free will. Lewis's engaging commentary makes this a valuable resource for both students and enthusiasts of classic literature, offering clarity and perspective on one of the most celebrated works in the English literary canon.

Published 1961.

Binding of book is slightly loose. Front cover is clean of foxing with crease(s) and sticker or tape shadow(s). Slight foxing and crease(s) on back cover. Slight foxing and some fading on spine. Some tanning on top, fore, and bottom edges. Name written on inside of cover. Slight foxing on some pages. Pages are clean of annotations with slight tanning around margins.

Condition: Well Read