An essay comparing this work to Abraham Cowley's The Civil War was written by D.M. Rosenberg.
An essay comparing this work to Abraham Cowley's The Civil War was written by D.M. Rosenberg. Its revised second edition saw the author add "Arguments," or summaries, at the beginning of each book. One conversation in this work focuses on whether or not the other planets orbit the earth and another story tells how the character Abdiel had earlier changed loyalties. The climax is often seen as an expression of the weaker sex in this work, which takes place after a war involving participants like Uriel, Michael and Raphael. The beginning of this work sees the construction of a palace called Pandemonium and the reader learns that the antagonist was a fallen angel originally named Lucifer. FTP, identify this work that attempts to "justify the ways of God to man" and discusses the fall of man, written by John Milton. 
An essay comparing this work to Abraham Cowley's The Civil War was written by D.M. Rosenberg.
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