Tony Harrison notes "Sir I Ham a very Bad Hand at Righting" at the end of a poem "On Not Being" this figure.
Tony Harrison notes "Sir I Ham a very Bad Hand at Righting" at the end of a poem "On Not Being" this figure. Browning's "The Lost Leader" claims this figure "was for us," while his "clear Sprite / Yet reigns o'er Earth, third among the sons of light" according to the fourth stanza of Shelley's "Adonais." Wordsworth wrote that this man "shouldst be living at this hour" in "London, 1802," and along with Washington Irving, Major Major signs this man's name in Catch-22. "Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard" mentions a "mute inglorious" version of him, while, according to Terence Hearsay, malt does more than this man can to justify the ways of God to man.  For 10 points, name this author of The Reason of Church Government and Paradise Lost.
Tony Harrison notes "Sir I Ham a very Bad Hand at Righting" at the end of a poem "On Not Being" this figure.
John {Milton}