Milton in the twentieth century

Drawing on the extraordinary wealth of scholarly and critical material on John Milton's life, works and influence, this unique collection of reprinted articles brings together the most illuminating scholarship that has been written about Milton in the last hundred years.

Each volume contains articles exemplifying a wide range of critical approaches and scholarly methods offering not only a broad introduction to one of England's greatest poets but also a vade-mecum to the incredible diversity of literary critical activity that has characterized the field of Milton studies over the past century.