Andrew marvell's response to milton's writing is a. critical. b. c. respectful. d. angry. (not a or d)

C.respectful

Explanation:

Andrew Marvell's response to Milton's writing is one of the contemporary literary responses that were written due to the publication of Paradise Lost. Andrew Marvell was a friend of Milton. In his text, Marvell takes a respectful and measured approach to Milton's text. Moreover, while he initially describes the reservations he had when it came to Paradise Lost, he later explains that he has come to appreciate Milton's achievement.

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glitch or non-saved account.

explanation:

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