Milton and the Revolutionary Reader
Sharon Achinstein

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TABLE OF CONTENTS:

	List of Illustrations
	Acknowledgments
	A Note on Texts
	Introduction	3
Ch. 1	Revolution in Print: Lilburne's Jury, Areopagitica, and the Conscientious Public	27
Ch. 2	Royalist Reactions: John Cleveland, Babel, and the Divine Right of Language	71
Ch. 3	Debate and the Drama of Politics in the Public Sphere	102
Ch. 4	Reading in the Revolution: Eikonoklastes and the Battle of Perspectives	136
Ch. 5	Milton and the Fit Reader: Paradise Lost and the Parliament of Hell	177
	Conclusion	224
	Notes	229
	Index	267

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