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A Chronology of Milton's Life | |
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Minutes of the Life of Mr. John Milton | |
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A Chronology of Milton's Poetry | |
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English Poems | |
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Psalm 114 | |
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Psalm 136 | |
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On the Death of a Fair Infant Dying of a Cough | |
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At a Vacation Exercise | |
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Song: On May Morning | |
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The Fifth Ode of Horace, Lib. I | |
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On the Morning of Christ's Nativity | |
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The Passion | |
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On Shakespeare | |
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On the University Carrier | |
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Another on the Same | |
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An Epitaph on the Marchioness of Winchester | |
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L'Allegro | |
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II Penseroso | |
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Arcades | |
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At a Solemn Music | |
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On Time | |
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Upon the Circumcision | |
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A Masque Presented at Ludlow Castle, 1634 [Comus] | |
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Lycidas | |
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Psalms 80-88 | |
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Psalms 1-8 | |
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Translations from the Prose Works | |
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English and Italian Sonnets | |
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Sonnets 1-23 | |
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On the New Forcers of Conscience Under the Long Parliament | |
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Latin and Greek Poems | |
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Elegiac Verses | |
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"Get up, go, get up, it's time now" | |
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Kings should not oversleep | |
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The Fable of the Peasant and the Lord | |
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A Philosopher to a King | |
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Book of Elegies | |
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Elegy 1. To Charles Diodati | |
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Elegy 2. On the Death of the Beadle of Cambridge University | |
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Elegy 3. On the Death of the Bishop of Winchester | |
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Elegy 4. To Thomas Young, his tutor, at present performing the office of chaplain among the English merchants living in Hamburg | |
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Elegy 5. On the Arrival of Spring | |
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Elegy 6. To Charles Diodati, staying in the country | |
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Elegy 7 | |
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A postscript to his elegies | |
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On the Gunpowder Plot | |
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On the same | |
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On the same | |
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On the same | |
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On the Inventor of Gunpowder | |
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To Leonora singing in Rome | |
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To the same | |
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To the same | |
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Book of Miscellaneous Poems | |
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On the Death of the Vice-Chancellor, a Physician | |
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On the Fifth of November | |
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On the Death of the Bishop of Ely | |
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That Nature does not suffer from old age | |
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Of the Platonic Idea as understood by Aristotle | |
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To His Father | |
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Psalm 114 | |
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To Salzilli, the Roman poet, being ill. Scazons | |
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Manso | |
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Epitaph for Damon | |
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On the Engraver of His Portrait | |
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To John Rouse, Librarian of Oxford University | |
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Epigram from A Defense of the English People | |
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Epigrams from A Second Defense | |
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Late Masterpieces | |
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Introduction to Paradise Lost | |
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Paradise Lost | |
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Introduction to Paradise Regained | |
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Paradise Regained | |
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Introduction to Samson Agonistes | |
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Samson Agonistes | |
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Prose Works | |
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Familiar Letters | |
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Diodati Greets Milton Cheerfully | |
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Diodati Greets Milton | |
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To Alexander Gill | |
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Letter to a Friend | |
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To Charles Diodati | |
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To the Same | |
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Sir Henry Wotton to Milton | |
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To Lukas Holste in the Vatican at Rome | |
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To Leonard Philaras | |
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To the Most Distinguished Mr. Henry de Brass | |
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Prolusions | |
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Prolusion 1 | |
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Prolusion 7 | |
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Controversial Prose | |
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Selections from Of Reformation | |
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A Selection from The Reason of Chunk Government Urged gainst Prelaty, The Second Book | |
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A Selection from An Apology for Smectymnuus | |
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Selections from The Doctrine and Discipline of Divorce | |
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Areopagitica | |
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Of Education | |
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Selections from Tetrachordon | |
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Selections from The Tenure of Kings and Magistrates | |
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Selections from Eikonoklastes | |
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Selections from Second Defense of the English People | |
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The Ready and Easy Way to Establish a Free Commonwealth | |
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Selections from Christian Doctrine | |