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In Philip Sidney's An Apology for Poetry, identify the speaker and implied addressee of the argument defending poetry against charges of moral corruption, particularly when Sidney positions the poet as a 'maker'.
- 1Reader to poet
- 2Critic to poet
- 3Poet to monarch
- 4Sidney to Puritan critics✓
Correct answer
Sidney to Puritan critics
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