Stoicism, politics, and literature in the age of Milton : war and peace reconciled by Andrew Eric Shifflett

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Info:	Cambridge, United Kingdom; New York: Cambridge University Press, 1998.
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This book offers a fresh examination of key seventeenth-century writers--notably Andrew Marvell, Katherine Philips and John Milton--in the context of their common interest in the republican, libertarian and oppositional potential of the philosophical tradition of Stoicism. As a study of the rhetorical and philosophical bases of English neostoicism, this book sketches an important new map of political discourse in the civil war period.

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