Louis Smirnow blames the "Christian world" which "said naught" in a poem named for Christendom's version of this "bloody" figure. An anti-war poem in The White Messenger and Other Poems by Edith Matilda Thomas was named for the "altar" of this figure, and a poem describing the outrage that the author felt concerning the return of a runaway slave toward the state of Massachusetts is named for this figure "in State Street" and was written by John G
Louis Smirnow blames the "Christian world" which "said naught" in a poem named for Christendom's version of this "bloody" figure. An anti-war poem in The White Messenger and Other Poems by Edith Matilda Thomas was named for the "altar" of this figure, and a poem describing the outrage that the author felt concerning the return of a runaway slave toward the state of Massachusetts is named for this figure "in State Street" and was written by John Greenleaf Whittier. The son of a slave, along with many other children, are offered to this figure in a novel which ends with the offering of the heart of Matho to this god, that work being Flaubert's Salammbo. "Besmeared with blood/ of human sacrifices," this demon gives a speech demanding war with God in Paradise Lost. For 10 points, name this demon who appears prominently in Allen Ginsburg's Howl as a representative of the American city.
Louis Smirnow blames the "Christian world" which "said naught" in a poem named for Christendom's version of this "bloody" figure.
Moloch