OF COLLEGES-MEADE'S LETTERS OTHER NOTABILITIES-MASTER AND FELLOWS OF CHRIST'S — TUTOR - CHAMBERS -TERMS AND VACATIONS COLLEGE ROUTINE - IRREGULARITIES CURRICULUM — EXTERNAL HISTORY OF MILTON'S UNIVER- SITY LIFE DEATH OF JAMES I. ACCESSION OF CHARLES I. MARRIAGE OF CHARLES PLAGUE-DEATH OF BACON UNIVERSITY REFORM CONTEST FOR A NEW CHANCELLOR -THE KING URGES THE DUKE OF BUCKINGHAM HE IS ELECTED — MILTON'S COLLEGE DIFFICULTY NEW TUTOR - LATIN VERSE- JEREMY TAYLOR — DUKE OF BUCKINGHAM'S INSTALLATION-A SUSPECTED JESUIT -ROYAL FAVORS TO UNIVERSITY — KING AND PARLIAMENT - LOVE - ROMANCE AND REALITY — COMMENCEMENT-MILTON'S SHARE IN IT-ASSASSINATION OF DUKE OF BUCKINGHAM - YOUNG GILL IN TROUBLE- PARDONED - CROMWELL'S APPEARANCE IN PARLIAMENT PARLIAMENT DISSOLVED - MILTON RECEIVES DEGREE OF B. A. VISIT OF LORD HOLLAND AND FRENCH AMBASSADOR — DRA- MATIC PERFORMANCES ODE ON THE NATIVITY AND OTHER POEMS- COLLEGIANS AND MATRIMONY — THE PLAGUE COMES COLLEGES DESERTED—NOBLE CONDUCT OF VICE-CHANCELLORA VACANT FELLOWSHIP FILLED BY THE KING — HOBSON, DEATH OF MARQUESS OF WINCHESTER LINES OF BEN JONSON MILTON DESIGNED FOR THE CHURCH-HIS OWN RELUCTANCE — CATHOLICS AND DIS- SENTERS PURITAN PARTY IN CHURCH OF ENGLAND THEIR PETITION NEW CANONS ADOPTED — SEVERE REGIMEN OF ARCHBISHOP BANCROFT — RELAXED BY ABBOT, HIS SUCCESSOR- BISHOP WILLIAMS, THE LORD KEEPER - TENDENCIES TO ROMANISM AND ARMINIANISM -WILLIAM LAUD-PETTY AND RESTLESS NATURE - GRADUAL ADVANCEMENT — DEATH OF JAMES I. LAUD AND BUCKINGHAM FRIENDS ARCHBISHOP ABBOT DEPOSED-PARLIAMENTARY RESISTANCE-CLER- ICAL PARTIES-KING'S PRIVY COUNCIL-NEW INSTRUCTIONS TO CLERGY - LAUD'S AMBITIOUS DESIGNS POLICY FOR STRENGTHENING HIS PARTY-STAR CHAMBER - DR. LEIGHTON PUNISHED - SECRET OF LAUD'S POWER-GOOD REASON FOR MIL- 75 TON'S RELUCTANCE TO ENTER CHURCH — OTHERS ATTRACTED-GEORGE HERBERT -OTHER OPENINGS FOR CLERGY-IRISH CHURCH-SCOTTISH CHURCH - FOREIGN CHAPLAINCIES-COLONIAL CHURCH-MILTON'S CHOICE OF A LITERARY LIFE- RELUCTANT CONSENT OF FATHER-LATIN POEM TO HIS FATHER-REMOVAL OF BEN JONSON, POET LAUREATE AND LITERARY SOVEREIGN RELATIONS OF NOBLES AND MEN OF LETTERS-ELIZABETHAN AND JACOBIN SCHOOLS-YOUNGER DRA- MATIC WRITERS — PURITAN OPPOSITION TO THE STAGE-WOMEN AS ACTORS—NON- DRAMATIC POETS-SPENSERIAN SCHOOL-BROWN-THE FLETCHERS — DRUMMOND -SATIRISTS-BP. HALL-MARSTON — WITHER - METAPHYSICAL AND RELIGIOUS COWLEY — QUARLES -HERBERT - HABINGTON-CRASHAW - HUMOR- ISTS- CORBIT— CAREW-SUCKLING-WALLER HERRICK — RANDOLPH — CLEVE-` LAND-CARTWRIGHT— LATIN VERSIFIERS- BUCHANAN-JOHNSTON-PROSE WRI- TERS-PULPIT LEADS THE WAY TO A GOOD PROSE STYLE-BP, ANDREWS-BP. HALL ARCHB, USHER SELDON - THE BURTONS-WOTTON — CLARENDON — BRIL- LIANT CLIQUE-HALES-CHILLINGWORTH FALKLAND INCIPIENT SKEPTICISM -HERBERT — HOBBES-NEWSPAPER AND PAMPHLET LITERATURE -WILLIAM PRYNNE-THE BOOK TRADE-CENSORSHIP-PLETHORA OF BOOKS — CATALOGUE - SITUATION OF HORTON-BEAUTY OF THE COUNTRY-SOCIETY-THE BULSTRODE DIODATI-PANEGYRICS ON THOROUGH ABSOLUTISM AIMED AT BY THE COURT-EXPEDIENTS TO RAISE MONEY IRISH CHURCH ANGLICIZED — ECCLESIASTICISM OF SCOTLAND — LAUD'S ATTEMPTS AT CHURCH REVOLUTION-VISIT OF CHARLES-CORONATION AT HOLYROOD ABBEY -PARLIAMENTARY ACTION—ALARM IN SCOTLAND— PRIVY COUNCIL STRENGTH OF OPPOSITION - NOBLES - CLERGY-PEOPLE-DEPTH OF RELIGIOUS FEELING IN SCOTLAND - NEW CANONS SERVICE-BOOK — POPULAR OUTBREAK - THE SER- VICE-BOOK A FAILURE-PETITIONS KING'S PROCLAMATION - SOLEMN OATH AND COVENANT-GENERAL SIGNING - MILTON LEAVES ENGLAND FOR THE CONTINENT, 437 THIRTY YEARS' WAR - AUSTRIAN IMPERIALISM AND ITS ANTAGONIST FORCES- ⚫ 582 Specimens of Milton's Handwriting, AT VARIOUS DATES. FROM 1628 TO 1637. SIGNATURE, AS B. A., IN THE GRADUATION BOOK AT CAMBRIDGE, JAN. 1628-9. Joannes Milton EXTRACT FROM THE FIRST DRAFT OF A LETTER TO A FRIEND, OF WHICH THERE ARE TWO IN THE LIBRARY OF TRINITY COLLEGE, CAMBRIDGE, DEC. 1631. Erfaine Belared. уц that you may Ser that Jam som hym & sulpicions of my sitte, dor take notice of 6 с wists in ms, self, fom the badde. to stad you a pois some of my night ward thoughts. Since they fitly by fave in a petraction Stanza. portal Kalyan strofe, you may seedph fox com E How soone hash Timε the surtle theefe of youth Stolne on but Bir happy thr& Дина on his wing my etwenrith years hashing days fly fon with full careers late spring no bud or blossome shawith "my semblance might deceqle y fruth deceatt that I to manhood am arri'd to neare Imward ripenesse loth much lesse appears that some more dymely-happie shirts hidn'th Oyet be 4. left 972.62 or more or soone or slow its shall be still in strictest meaper Eben to that same lot however meene or toward 10th Tyme leads me, all is if I have grace to use it so as and in my great talk -maisters Eye น on с high the will of Rearen |