Henry John Todd Knihy

Experience the artistry and genius of John Milton with Comus, his celebrated masque first performed in 1634. Set in the magical world of Arcadia, Comus tells the story of a virtuous young woman who becomes lost in the woods and is lured by the title character into a decadent, sensual banquet. As the night darkens and danger mounts, she must rely on her wits and her faith to emerge unscathed. Todd's masterful edition includes Milton's original text, extensive notes and commentary, and a wealth of contextual information, making it an essential volume for lovers of Milton and lovers of literature.

Henry John Todd's 'Observations Upon the Metrical Versions of the Psalms Made by Sternhold Hopkins and Others' is a pivotal work in the history of English language poetry. In this text, Todd offers a rigorous critique of the various metrical versions of the Psalms, exploring the nuances of language and form in each. This work is essential reading for scholars of English literature and poetry.

This edition of John Milton's Poetical Works includes notes by various authors, providing valuable insights into the literary, historical, and cultural context of Milton's writing. Henry John Todd's edition is a classic of English literature and a must-read for anyone interested in the poetry of the seventeenth century.

An erudite defense of the legacy of Thomas Cranmer, the influential Archbishop of Canterbury who played a key role in the English Reformation. Written by Henry John Todd, a prominent Anglican clergyman and scholar, this book provides a nuanced and rigorous analysis of Cranmer's life, works, and impact.

This book is a biography of Thomas Cranmer, the Archbishop of Canterbury during the reign of King Henry VIII. It examines his life and role in the English Reformation, including his drafting of the Book of Common Prayer. It also looks at his arrest and execution under Queen Mary I.