Milton and the Spiritual Reader

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Exploring the concept of spiritual reading, this book analyzes key works by Milton, including Areopagitica and Paradise Lost, alongside the perspectives of Puritan figures Richard Baxter and George Fox. It delves into the distinct approaches to spirituality and interpretation within the context of Milton's writings, highlighting the interplay between literature and religious thought in the 17th century. Through this comparative study, it reveals the nuances of Milton's spiritual vision and its implications for the reader's engagement with text.