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The Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries  (1625-1798)

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The Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries  (1625-1798)

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•Poets John Donne, Ben Jonson, and John Milton
•River Thames was the main thoroughfare
•Sailing was the easiest way to travel
•Houses of Parliament was an important focus
•Those buildings were built up in the 1840’s
•1660 a new king came back from exile
•Where London Disasters Become London Literature was celebrated, it was scandalous in court

• A fire broke out
•Country was being replaced
•Roads grew and Coach roads offered new literary
• Fantasy grew in peoples mind as they traveled the roads
• People from all around come to London

•The passage is about Dr.Samuel Johnson
•Making the first Dictionary of the English Language
• Working by himself, he defined over 43,000 words and their meanings and over 114,000 supporting quotations

Jordan, Jace, and Jacob

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Colby

Pg. 470-471
Summary

- Coffee shops we popular.
-People read magazines and smoked pipes.
-The Talter and The Spectator we’re famous magazines that talked about the gossip around the town.
-Samuel Johnson , seeker of literary fame and fortune.
-Thomas Grey’s “Elegy Written in a century Churchyard “ was a big influence.
-John Milton’s influence of religion and grace helped Issac Newton to define his Mathematical Principles of the universe .
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Satire flourished heavily during this time period. Satire ridicules conduct that is not rational, that is out of proportion.
The "how to " Genre is mostly about religion and about John Wesly how he founded the Methodism and most about other peope about religion .
The eighteenth-century focus on proper conduct applied to children as well. They made a book called Rules for Childrens Behavior, the book talks about edicate for children.
John Donne wrote of love and passion and ended up as the dean of St. Paul's Cathedral. His Holy Sonnets change the sonnet from a love poem into religious meditation

Ben Jonson's is a poet that wrote alot of peoms and how he is a classic and he is admired by alot of people and his devout son of the Reformation and it was based on an epic peom Homer and Vigil.
John Miltons work embodies almost all traditions of both renaissance and reformation. He wanted to give English an epic poem based on the legends of King Arthur. He decided that the fit subject for an english epic was the Bibles story of creation and fall

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poet as prophet
In Milton’s writing he addressed the english as if he was and old testament prophet. in the romantic period poets assume the role as a strong influence.
The Heroic Couplet
poets sought a new mode of expression he’s influence was not felt immediately. The variations he creates whithin the rigid from give he’s poetry it’s vitality
The easy and the novel
Forms came into being in this period to meet the demands of a new middle class. the audeance wants to read about people like them self’s and people they would like to be.
they relied on essays to attracted readers. the novels is the beginning of a style of literature that will dominate coming centuries.
John Milton: Epic Poet or Computer Visionary?
So basically John Milton wrote this epic called Paradise Lost and it kinda relates to computers nowadays. It describes how Satan was thrown out of heaven and set up his own place. Milton created the word Pandemonium to name Satan’s city.
Pandemonium is the place where all the demons meet to argue about which evil scheme they will pursue next. As it refers to a computer the demons are the working parts of a computer program. The lowest demons receive data. Higher-level demons accumulate and “shout” out their data.
Timeline:
1773: North America, Boston Tea Party
1776: North America, American Revolution begins
1784: France, First school for the blind established
1789: France, Revolution begins with storming of Bastille
1798: William Wordsworth and Samuel Taylor Coleridge publish Lyrical Ballads.

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The 17th and 18th Centuries:
Mckenzie, Kodie, Wyatt

The Civil War and the Revolution:
- Struggles between King and Parliament led to a bloody civil war, culminating in the execution of Charles I, and subsequently, to a bloodless revolution deposing Charles II’s successor, James II.

“The Glorious Revolution”:
- Industrial and Agricultural revolutions boosted manufacturing and farming production

Other Revolutions:
- Revolutions in Amèrica and France showed that people could change their form of government.

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-Lost her mom as an infant.
-Parents were well known (mom was a feminist writer; dad was a philosopher and novelist.  She was therefore surrounded by "movers" and "thinkers" of her time.
-She met her future husband at a party at her house.  Percy Shelley was married, but he still ran off with Mary.
-His first wife committed suicide 2 years after he started dating Mary, so they married and moved away to avoid public scrutiny.
-They had 4 children; three died.
-Percy drowned when Mary was 24.  She never remarried.
-She is considered a Gothic writer of her time (dungeons, castles, horror, blood, ect).
-During the "Little Ice Age" after a volcanic winter, Mary was stranded inside most of the time with Percy and others.  They began telling ghost stories and decided to create their own.  They had been talking about technology of that time which gave her some ideas for Frankenstein (galvanism, for example, was creating life from dead matter using electricity.)