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How did Elton John lose his sight?
He did not lose his sight; his eyesight is poor, and he just likes to wear prescription sunglasses.
What is the disability of John Milton?
John Milton had glaucoma. By the time he was 43 years old the disease completely blinded him. He died in 1674.
Why did John Milton wrote the poem On his Blindness?
John Milton wrote the poem on his blindness because it is a short synop of what this sonnet tries to infer. This sonnet is written as a result of Milton's grief, as he lost his eye sight at his middle age.
Why did John Milton became blind and in which age?
John Milton became blind due to a progressive eye condition called glaucoma. He began losing his sight in his early 40s and by the age of 43, he was completely blind.
What are the problems and solutions of John Milton's On His Blindness?
The problem in John Milton's "On His Blindness" is his feeling of despair at losing his sight and questioning how he can serve God. The solution comes in the realization that even though he may be physically blind, he can still serve God through his poetry and faith. This internal struggle ultimately leads to a recognition of acceptance and trust in God's plan.
Is it possible to get your sight back if you lose it?
you lose sight
The Tenure of Kings and Magistrates was written by?
John Milton
What is the birth name of John Milton Branton?
John Milton Branton's birth name is Milton Olen Branton.
What is John Milton's birthday?
John Milton was born on December 9, 1608.
How tall is John Milton Branton?
John Milton Branton is 5' 7".
When was John Milton Glover born?
John Milton Glover was born in 1852.
When did John Milton Glover die?
John Milton Glover died in 1929.
