The Life of John Milton: A Critical Biography

“For the Sake of Liberty” 1652–1654 15 demands, with some collaboration from Lewis Rosin.^9 To a letter from the Dutch ambassado ...

“For the Sake of Liberty” 1652–1654 Milton also translated several letters for the council to Ferdinand II, Grand Duke of Tuscan ...

“For the Sake of Liberty” 1652–1654 “friendly desires concerning Peace” between England and Holland and asking the ambassadors t ...

“For the Sake of Liberty” 1652–1654 radical religious activity alarming: Quakers interrupting preachers, John Reeve and Lodowick ...

“For the Sake of Liberty” 1652–1654 gests either that he had an inside source or else that the episode was much talked of in gov ...

“For the Sake of Liberty” 1652–1654 als with trenchant clarity as nothing more than “Winding Staires and back dores” to persecut ...

“For the Sake of Liberty” 1652–1654 the plea he at last voices: “Helpe us.” That couplet identifies the new foes with biblical f ...

“For the Sake of Liberty” 1652–1654 [It is] most important, that someone should stir and ignite the ancient courage, dili- gence ...

“For the Sake of Liberty” 1652–1654 to pass along to Milton together with an offer to publish his reply.^57 Milton later reporte ...

“For the Sake of Liberty” 1652–1654 having urged on the crime in books that revile the sacred spirit of the king (1,050– 1). The ...

“For the Sake of Liberty” 1652–1654 from late 1651 to 1655 have been proposed, but in the absence of facts we can only turn to i ...

“For the Sake of Liberty” 1652–1654 Monsieur Salmasius his Wives Gentlewoman, and getting her with Child.”^74 That newsletter al ...

“For the Sake of Liberty” 1652–1654 him short of funds and offering some useful military information about the Mar- quis of Argy ...

“For the Sake of Liberty” 1652–1654 twelve, and she no doubt thought the arrangement would be mutually beneficial; the boy would ...

“For the Sake of Liberty” 1652–1654 an agreement, but on April 20 the Rump acted quickly on a Bill that would retain the princip ...

“For the Sake of Liberty” 1652–1654 ary politics, and power-plays of the Long Parliament and he would soon, in the Second Defens ...

“For the Sake of Liberty” 1652–1654 new government: negotiations with a Dutch embassy that arrived June 17 to try to make peace. ...

“For the Sake of Liberty” 1652–1654 Milton to exercise more caution in attributing the Clamor to More, but it did not. Milton of ...

“For the Sake of Liberty” 1652–1654 tled so entirely and abruptly, contrived a strategy with Cromwell whereby a major- ity of th ...

“For the Sake of Liberty” 1652–1654 ests of Charles II. About February 8 Marchamont Nedham published a strong defense of the Rum ...