| Series |
Studies in Renaissance literature, 1465-6310 ; v. 7
Studies in Renaissance literature (Woodbridge, Suffolk, England) ; v. 7. ^A416776
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| Contents |
John Milton and the politics of slavery / Quentin Skinner -- Milton before 'Lycidas' / Thomas N. Corns -- Prosody and liberty in Milton and Marvell / John Creaser -- 'In these western parts of the empire': Milton and Roman law / Martin Dzelzainis -- The king is a thing / Joad Raymond -- 'In time of warre our language is all corrupt with military tearms': the politics of martial metaphors in post-regicide England / Christopher Orchard -- Alexander More reads Milton: self-representation and anxiety in Milton's defences / Stephen M. Fallon -- Stylometry and the provenance of De doctrina christiana / John Rumrich -- The figure and the ground: Samson as a hero of London nonconformity, 1662-1667 / Janel Mueller -- The publication of the king's privacy: Paradise regained and Of true religion in restoration England / Katsuhiro Engetsu -- 'To try, and teach the erring Soul': Milton's last seven years / Barbara Kiefer Lewalski -- Pandemonic panoramas: surveying Milton's 'vain empires' in the long eighteenth century / Anne-Julia Zwierlein. |
| General note | Papers delivered at the Sixth International Milton Symposium held in July 1999 at York, England. |
| Bibliography note | Includes bibliographical references and index. |
| LCCN | 2001052740 |
| ISBN | 0859916391 (acid-free paper) |
