2019
DOI: 10.1017/9781108654906
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The Concept of Nature in Early Modern English Literature

Abstract: In his polemical prose treatise The Rehearsall Transpros'd: The Second Part, Andrew Marvell upbraids Samuel Parker, then Archdeacon of Canterbury, for his criticism of Marvell's former pamphlets.  Disagreeing principally about the tolerance of religious dissenters, Marvell, in a vitriolic display of poetic wit, accuses Parker of various physiological and intellectual shortcomings that cause him to misinterpret Marvell's writing. Calling Parker "a meer Word-pecker," Marvell address his political advisory's arr… Show more

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