Primary Sources: Commonwealth & Protectorate Era (England): Milton, John

and a Latin essay and Latin verses presumed to be by Milton/ edited from the original mss. in the possession of Sir Frederick U. Graham, bart., by Alfred J. Horwood.

Areopagitica -- The tenure of kings and magistrates -- Defence of the people of England -- Second defence of the people of England -- The readie and easie way to establish a free commonwealth -- Mr. John Milton's character of the Long Parliament.

Edited by Merritt Y. Hughes. Notes and introductions by the editor.

Don M. Wolfe, general editor

Also Includes: Areopagitica and Tractate on education / by John Milton. Religio medici / by Sir Thomas Browne ; with introductions and notes.

Edited by Stephen Orgel and Jonathan Goldberg.

Includes Milton's translations into classical Latin of diplomatic correspondence to European rulers from the revolutionary government of England.

Translated from the Latin, with notes, by John Hall

Including sixteen letters of state written by him
Now first published from mss. in the State paper office, with an appendix of documents relating to his connection with the Powell family ; collected and edited, with the permission of the master of the rolls, by W. Douglas Hamilton.

Edited with an introd. by William G. Madsen.

Edited by J. Martin Evans.

Edited by John Broadbent

the Minor poems ; and, Samson Agonistes : complete and arranged chronologically / edited by Merritt Y. Hughes.

Reproduced in facsimile from the manuscript in Trinity College, Cambridge.

Edited by Helen Darbishire
v. 1. Paradise lost.--v. 2. Paradise regain'd. Samson agonistes. Poems upon several occasions, both English and Latin.

a new text edited with introduction and notes by Harris Francis Fletcher.

with introduction and notes by James Holly Hanford.