Milton and the People examines John Milton's beliefs in the role of the people, tracing the twists and turns of Milton's terminology and rhetoric as he grapples with the problem that the people have a calling to which they seem not to be adequate.
Milton and the People examines John Milton's beliefs in the role of the people, tracing the twists and turns of Milton's terminology and rhetoric as he grapples with the problem that the people have a calling to which they seem not to be adequate.
Paul Hammond is Professor of Seventeenth-Century English Literature at the University of Leeds, and a Fellow of the British Academy. He was previously a Prize Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge.
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Acknowledgements Notes on the Text and Abbreviations 1: Who are 'the people'? 2: The Young Milton and the Writer's Vocation 3: The Anti-Prelatical Tracts 4: The Writings on Divorce 5: Areopagitica 6: The English Political Writings Excursus: Hobbes and the People 7: The Latin Political Writings 8: The Restoration Prose Writings 9: The Major Poems: Paradise Lost, Paradise Regain'd, and Samson Agonistes Epilogue Bibliography Index
Acknowledgements Notes on the Text and Abbreviations 1: Who are 'the people'? 2: The Young Milton and the Writer's Vocation 3: The Anti-Prelatical Tracts 4: The Writings on Divorce 5: Areopagitica 6: The English Political Writings Excursus: Hobbes and the People 7: The Latin Political Writings 8: The Restoration Prose Writings 9: The Major Poems: Paradise Lost, Paradise Regain'd, and Samson Agonistes Epilogue Bibliography Index
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