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"John Milton's Paradise Lost (Book I & IX)" by R.W. Desai presents an in-depth study of two of the most significant books of Milton’s epic masterpiece. Book I introduces Satan’s rebellion, his fall from Heaven, and his determination to wage war against God, while Book IX narrates the tragic fall of Adam and Eve, marking the pivotal moment of original sin in Christian theology.This edition provides detailed literary analysis, critical commentary, and historical context, making it an essential resource for students, researchers, and literature enthusiasts. The book explores Milton’s grand poetic vision, his use of blank verse, and the deep theological and philosophical themes that define Paradise Lost.Key Highlights:✔️ Comprehensive analysis of Paradise Lost (Books I & IX)✔️ Explores Milton’s portrayal of Satan, Adam, and Eve✔️ Includes historical background and thematic discussions✔️ Essential for students, researchers, and competitive exam aspirants✔️ Offers critical perspectives on Milton’s poetic style and theological concerns