The Prose Works of John Milton: Ecclesiastical Law. Matrimonial Law. of Education. Areopagitioa. Tenure of the Magistrate
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This collection, "The Prose Works of John Milton," showcases the breadth and depth of Milton's intellectual pursuits beyond his famed poetry. Featuring key treatises such as "Ecclesiastical Law," "Matrimonial Law," "Of Education," "Areopagitica," and "Tenure of the Magistrate," this volume offers invaluable insight into Milton's perspectives on religion, society, education, and governance.
"Ecclesiastical Law" delves into Milton's views on church governance, advocating for reforms rooted in individual conscience and scripture. "Matrimonial Law" addresses the complexities of marriage and divorce, reflecting Milton's progressive stance on personal freedom. "Of Education" outlines Milton's vision for a holistic educational system, emphasizing intellectual and moral development. "Areopagitica," a passionate defense of free speech and the press, remains a cornerstone of liberal thought. Finally, "Tenure of the Magistrate" explores the limits of political authority and the rights of citizens to hold their leaders accountable.
This compilation is essential for scholars and readers seeking to understand Milton's profound impact on literature, politics, and philosophy.
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