Life of John Milton

by Richard Garnett

• Reading, surrender of to Parliamentary army, [91]
• "Ready way to establish a Commonwealth," [136]
• "Reason of Church Government" pamphlet, [72]
• "Reformation touching Church Discipline" pamphlet, [72]
• Restoration, consequences to Milton of the, [138]-[141]
• Richardson, J., on Milton's later life, [186]
• Rome, Milton in, [62]
• Rump, burning of the, [136]

S.

• St. Bride's Churchyard, Milton lodges in, [65]
• St. Giles's Cripplegate, Milton's grave in, [194]
• St. Paul's school, Milton at, [19]
• Salmasius, Claudius, his character, [109];
  • author of "Defensio Regia," [111];
  • Milton's controversy with, [112], [114]
• Samson, Vondel's, [170]
• "Samson Agonistes," [141], [178];
  • criticism on, [180]-[185]
• Satan, the hero of "Paradise Lost," [155]
• Shakespeare, [2];
  • Milton's panegyric on, [33], [38];
  • his view of tragedy compared with Milton's, [183]
• Shelley, on poetical inspiration, [41];
  • his estimate of Milton, [156];
  • on tragedy and comedy, [183];
  • quoted, [17], [197]
• Skinner, Cyriack, his loan to Milton, [138]
• Skinner, David, endeavours to publish "State Letters" and
  • "Treatise on Christian Doctrine," [191]
• Sonnet, "When the assault was intended to the City," [84];
  • from the Italian, [85];
  • on Vaudois Protestants, [124];
  • to his second wife, [125];
  • to Henry Lawrence, [126];
  • inscribed on a window-pane, [175]
• "State Letters," [191]
• Stationers' Company and Milton, [92]
• Symmons, S., publisher of "Paradise Lost," [149], [175]
• Symonds, Mr. J.A., on metre of "Paradise Lost," [166]

T.

• Tennyson, on Milton's Eden, [162]
• "Tenure of Kings and Magistrates," [100]
• "Tina," by Antonio Malatesti, [68]
• Tomkyns, Thomas, licenses "Paradise Lost," [151];
  • and the poems, [178]
• Tovey, Nathaniel, Milton's college tutor, [25]
• Treatise on Christian Doctrine, [190]

U.

• Ulster Protestants, Milton's subscription for, [83]

V.

• Vernon Lee, [57]
• Vondel, Milton's indebtedness to, [170]

W.