Jefferson Davis
John Milton had glaucoma. By the time he was 43 years old the disease completely blinded him. He died in 1674.
12 years old !
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.
Gordon Brown has monocular vision ie he only has sight in one eye. He lost the sight in the other eye while playing rugby as a child.
Robert Bunsen lost sight in one eye due to a laboratory explosion during his research work. The accident occurred in 1843 while he was working on cacodyl cyanide, leading to a lifelong impairment in his vision.
At three years old, Louis was playing in his father's tack shop. While pushing an awl through a scrap of leather close to his face, he punctured one of his eyes. Although he was treated by a physician, the eye became infected, the infection passed to his other eye, and Louis lost his sight.
The elaborate theme and plot of Paradise Lost no doubt was conceived years back but the actual writing was done only after he went blind. This epic poem was dictated to his daughter for writing.
because when she was young she lost her eye-sight and became blind
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.
This is a foul play that is not tolerated in the game as the result of which can cost a player teir sight - This was evident when Gavin Quinnell permanently lost the sight in his left eye following an incident. Sadly the person that did it was not caught
Yes. Grace was 2 when Mary lost her eyesight at age 14.