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QUESTION
In Milton's Paradise Lost, Satan views his fall from heaven as an ignominy. or a. challenge. b. Private shame. c. public disgrace. d. benefit.
In Milton's Paradise Lost, Satan views his fall from heaven as an ignominy. or
a. challenge.
b. Private shame.
c. public disgrace.
d. benefit.
