Milton and the Spiritual Reader

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Focusing on the concept of spiritual reading, this book delves into key works by Milton, including Areopagitica and Paradise Lost, while contrasting his approach with that of Puritan figures Richard Baxter and George Fox. It explores how Milton's interpretation of spiritual reading reflects his unique theological and literary perspectives, providing insights into the broader religious and cultural context of his time. Through this comparative analysis, the book highlights the significance of spiritual engagement in Milton's writings.