Milton's Familiar Letters (1829)

Offering an intimate look into the life of John Milton, this collection features personal letters addressed to friends, family, and prominent figures like Oliver Cromwell and Andrew Marvell. Written in a conversational style, the letters touch on diverse subjects such as politics, religion, and literature, revealing Milton's personality and relationships. Compiled posthumously in 1829, this work serves as a significant resource for scholars and those interested in 17th-century English culture, while preserving the original text's integrity in a modern edition.