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1 . What are the different aspects between the literature of Elizabethan period and the literature of the Revolution period ? The Revolution Period was of confusion in literature .English literature of the period witnessed a decline and de-generation . We can see that it is different from the literatureof Elizabethan Period in three aspects .1) Elizabethan literature had a marked unity and the feelingof patriotism and devotion to the Queen, but in the Rev-olution Period, all this was changed, the king becamethe open enemies of the people, and the country was di-vided by the struggle for political and religious liberty .So literature was as divided in spirit as were the strug-gling parties .2 ) Elizabethan literature was generally inspiring . Itthrobbed with youth and hope and vitality . Literaturein the Puritan Age expressed age and sadness . Even itsbrightest hours were followed by gloom and pessimism .3) Elizabethan literature was intensely romantic . The ro-mance sprang from the heart of youth . People believedall things, even the impossible . But in literature of thePuritan period, we can not find romantic ardor .

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Part Ⅴ n The Period of Revolution and Restoration

正面	1 . What are the different aspects between the literature of Elizabethan period and the literature of the Revolution period ?
《》	Part Ⅴ n The Period of Revolution and Restoration
背面	The Revolution Period was of confusion in literature . English literature of the period witnessed a decline and de- generation . We can see that it is different from the literature of Elizabethan Period in three aspects . 1) Elizabethan literature had a marked unity and the feeling of patriotism and devotion to the Queen, but in the Rev- olution Period, all this was changed, the king became the open enemies of the people, and the country was di- vided by the struggle for political and religious liberty . So literature was as divided in spirit as were the strug- gling parties . 2 ) Elizabethan literature was generally inspiring . It throbbed with youth and hope and vitality . Literature in the Puritan Age expressed age and sadness . Even its brightest hours were followed by gloom and pessimism . 3) Elizabethan literature was intensely romantic . The ro- mance sprang from the heart of youth . People believed all things, even the impossible . But in literature of the Puritan period, we can not find romantic ardor .

Literature Period Elizabethan Revolution Aspects Youth Puritan Age