Atalanta’s Race And The Proud King, From The Earthly Paradise [pt.1] Ed. With An Intr. And Notes

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Rediscover William Morrisa?(TM)s enchanting narrative poem, a??Atalanta's Race And The Proud King, From The Earthly Paradise [pt.1]a??, a masterful blend of classical mythology and Victorian verse. This edition offers readers a unique opportunity to delve into the rich tapestry of Morris's storytelling, where the swift-footed Atalanta challenges suitors in a race with her life as the prize, and a proud king's destiny unfolds against a backdrop of earthly delights and human ambition.

Expertly edited with an insightful introduction and comprehensive notes, this volume illuminates the historical and literary context of Morris's work, revealing the influences of classical literature and the Pre-Raphaelite movement. Experience the enduring beauty and timeless themes of love, fate, and the pursuit of happiness that define a??The Earthly Paradisea??. Perfect for students, scholars, and lovers of classic poetry, this edition brings Morris's vision to life for a new generation.

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