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John Selden - Scholar, Statesman, Advocate for Milton''s Muse

English · Hardback

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Explores the influence of the early modern historian and statesman John Selden on the thought and works of the poet John Milton.


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  • Introduction

  • 1: Synthesizing Imaginations: John Selden and John Milton

  • 2: Selden and Milton on the Bible

  • 3: Selden and Milton on Family Law

  • 4: Making Law and Recording It: Part 1, John Selden (and John Milton) on Excommunication

  • 5: Making Law and Recording It: Part II, Selden's Speeches

  • Conclusion



About the author

Jason P. Rosenblatt, Emeritus Professor of English at Georgetown University, is author of Renaissance England's Chief Rabbi: John Selden (Oxford, 2006) and Torah and Law in 'Paradise Lost' (Princeton, 1994); editor of Milton's Selected Poetry and Prose (W. W. Norton, 2011); and co-editor of a book on biblical narrative, Not in Heaven (Indiana, 1991). He is editing The Discourse of John Selden, Esq. (Table Talk). He has held Guggenheim, Folger Library, and NEH fellowships. A recipient of the Milton Society of America's Hanford and Shawcross awards, he was the Society's Honored Scholar for 2015.

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Explores the influence of the early modern historian and statesman John Selden on the thought and works of the poet John Milton.

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This inspiring book will generate much further exploration.

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