The Life of John Milton: A Critical Biography

“The So-called Council of State” 1649–1652 But Milton tailors this quasi-official treatise to his own concerns, which are less w ...

“The So-called Council of State” 1649–1652 mitment to political and religious liberty in England. One reason is that he does see ...

“The So-called Council of State” 1649–1652 Milton answers the charges of Ormond and the Presbyters that the English have abandon ...

“The So-called Council of State” 1649–1652 church’s decline (309–10). Milton used his first assignment for the new govern- ment ...

“The So-called Council of State” 1649–1652 On June 23 the council asked Milton to “examine the papers of Pragmaticus, and [repor ...

“The So-called Council of State” 1649–1652 ers and booksellers in their publication decisions. He probably wasted few tears on t ...

“The So-called Council of State” 1649–1652 undertaketh to prove, That it is lawfull for any that have power to call to account, ...

“The So-called Council of State” 1649–1652 man-child.”^61 A few days later, Eikon Episte or, the faithful Portraiture of a Loyal ...

“The So-called Council of State” 1649–1652 ists in England, to unite against the illegal new republic and place Charles II on hi ...

“The So-called Council of State” 1649–1652 ous left flank, who were alarming Presbyterians and others intent on promoting religi ...

“The So-called Council of State” 1649–1652 cepted as necessary. Early in 1650 there were proposals for elections to fill up par- ...

“The So-called Council of State” 1649–1652 During these busy months Milton probably had little time for uninterrupted study, but ...

“The So-called Council of State” 1649–1652 to flee Lisbon in fear of his life. After Admiral Blake blockaded Prince Rupert’s fle ...

“The So-called Council of State” 1649–1652 was written sometime before December 4, 1650 and published several months later. Eith ...

“The So-called Council of State” 1649–1652 negotiations, Milton was ordered (May 16) to get a complete list of Guimarães’s retin ...

“The So-called Council of State” 1649–1652 He was also gratified by reports of the sensation the book was causing in learned cir ...

“The So-called Council of State” 1649–1652 arts and to men of learning has never been surpassed) and had gone thither, there in ...

“The So-called Council of State” 1649–1652 neglected to follow through; under threat of sequestration he completed the proc- ess ...

“The So-called Council of State” 1649–1652 task of answering Pro Rege to his younger nephew John. According to Edward Phillips, ...

“The So-called Council of State” 1649–1652 hastened the loss of his other eye (EL 28). Seatoning, for treating chronic headache ...