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 so
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