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You're listening to the Sunday debate on intelligence squared this week

We're revisiting a clash of the Titans on the written word William Shakespeare versus John Milton

Here's our chair the author and critic Erica Wagner with more

Welcome to this intelligent squared debate Shakespeare versus Milton the kings of English literature

We know what Milton thought of Shakespeare in his famous sonnet on Shakespeare the author of paradise lost

Heaped praise upon the board upon the barred

Those honored bones he wrote needed no monument other than the greatness of his work

But Milton is not here tonight

You are and it's your votes that count who will triumph in our battle of Britain's literary titans

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