John Milton daringly attempted cosmic themes in regard to the lives and destiny of man, which in itself was a bold change from the old themes. The old themes in English Poetry and poetry elsewhere centred on themes consisting of heroic acts of kings, knights, demons and angels. Milton brought theme to the life of the lowly man and his indebtedness to his creator. It is true that whoever reads and sings his Paradise Lost will begin to think on similar lines and begin to write poems with the same words, tune and imagery, which was exactly what happened in his times. Thus John Milton pivoted the old style of writing in English Poetry to what is more good, popular and practical.
It depends on what is meant by 'the old style of writing' if this is the transition between middle english and modern english (the instead of ye) then Shakespeare is most likely the protaganist in this process. English, per se is a constantly evolving language, it steals and absorbs, changes and makes its own. It has its own sub categories as in 'American english' which is distinctly owned by that continent.
It can be written down as John Smith, Ph.D., - traditionally or John Smith Ph.D. - in recent writing (you may refer to The Chicago Manual of Style (1993) 15th edition where they recommend not to use any comma at all.)
No. His grandson moved to India and there is little or no evident of what happened afterwards .
Union General John Milton Brannan graduated from West Point in 1841. He was ranked 23rd in his class of 52 graduating cadets that year. Brannan served in the Western Theater of the US Civil War. He participated in the Battle of Chickamauga and the capture of Atlanta.
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Milton was a puritan and rather a militant one. He went blind writing defenses for Charles I.
He created Shorthand writing.
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Gruber, John. "Writing Utensils." Encyclopedia of Style. 5th ed. 1985. Print.
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John Milton Branton's birth name is Milton Olen Branton.
John Milton was born on December 9, 1608.
John Milton Branton is 5' 7".
John Milton Glover was born in 1852.
John Milton Glover died in 1929.
John Milton Harney died in 1825.