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→T.S. Eliot's conversion to Christianity and its effect on his production of poetry
Barry Spurr wrote:
Barry Spurr wrote:
{{cquote|It might have been expected, after Eliot's conversion a few years later, that his recognition of the promise of salvation which Christianity proposes would have been reflected in revolutionary changes in his poetic subjects and techniques.
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{{cquote|It might have been expected, after [[T.S. Elliot|Eliot]]'s conversion a few years later, that his recognition of the promise of salvation which Christianity proposes would have been reflected in revolutionary changes in his poetic subjects and techniques.
Instead, it is the consistency of Eliot's poetry, from 1927 onwards, with what he had been writing before that most often strikes us.
Instead, it is the consistency of Eliot's poetry, from 1927 onwards, with what he had been writing before that most often strikes us.