A Vindication of the Rights of Woman · Character
John Milton
Poet whose portrayal of Eve is analyzed in the argument for equality.
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Also known as Milton
First appearance: I
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Referenced for his portrayal of Eve and women's subordinate role.
John Milton first appears in 0003 i.
In A Vindication of the Rights of Woman: Referenced for his portrayal of Eve and women's subordinate role.
Later, in I: Referenced indirectly through allusion to 'ashes still preach peace' (likely Milton's Areopagitica).
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