What does the speaker in “London, 1802” mean by saying that England is in need of Milton?
A. English poetry has become dull and uninspired.
B. The French Revolution has failed to bring freedom.
C. England needs someone to write an epic.
D. England needs manners, freedom, and power.

Question

What does the speaker in “London, 1802” mean by saying that England is in need of Milton?
  A. English poetry has become dull and uninspired. 	
  B. The French Revolution has failed to bring freedom. 	
  C. England needs someone to write an epic. 	
  D. England needs manners, freedom, and power.

anonymous · Answer

@trollface

anonymous · Answer

I didn't read it but It's probably D. Not guaranteed again, because I've never read it... http://www.enotes.com/homework-help/what-does-speaker-london-1802-mean-by-saying-that-316812

anonymous · Answer

@bcr1997 what was the answer to this?

anonymous · Answer

it was "D"