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1608-1639
education, poetic apprenticeship
1640-1660
period of controversy
1662-1674
poetic years
born when and where
Dec. 9, 1608 on Bread Street, London
Education:
1) where
2) date, where
3) date, where, what degree
1) St. Paul's School
2) 1625: Christ's College Cambridge
3) 1632: M.A. Cum Laude at Cambridge
1625
Christ's College Cambridge
Charles I dissolves Parliament
1627
lends father-in-law Richard Powell 500 pounds
1628
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Parliament reconvened
1629
"On the morning of Christ's nativity" composed
Parliament dissolved again, rules personally until 1640
1637
"Lycidas" written in memory of his friend
1638
Tours western Europe: visist Galileo under house arrest?
1639
Returns home because of civil war, becomes a tutor
Charles I invades Scotland
1640
Repossesses Richard Powell's land for non-payment of debt
Long Parliament convened
1642
Marries Mary Powell, she leaves him a month later (royalist)
Civil War breaks out between Royalist and Roundheads

BATTLE OF EDGE HILL Oct. 23 (Roundheads lose)
1643
Doctrine of Discipline of Divorce published
1644
Areopagitica published
July 2 BATTLE OF MARSTON MOOR; Oliver Cromwell defeats Prince Rupert
1645
makes plans to remarry, but Mary Powell returns
June 14. BATTLE OF NASEBY
Roundheads defeat Royalists
1649
Becomes secretary for foreign tongues, defend England's decision to execute king
Jan 30. Public execution of Charles 1. Commonwealth established
1652
Becomes blind from glaucoma. Wife Mary dies in childbirth
1653
writes a letter recommending Andrew Marvell become his assistant
Cromwell reluctantly becomes Lord Protector
1656
Marries Katherine Woodcock
1658
Woodcock dies
Cromwell dies
1660
Milton arrested and released
Restoration of King Charles II by Parliament
1663
Marries Elizabeth Minshull. she is attentive to his needs, but she and his daughters didn't get along, much domestic upset
1666
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Great Fire of London
1667
Paradise Lost published in 10 books
1671
Paradise Regain'd and Samson Agonistes published together
1674
2nd edition of Paradise Lost published, 12 books, w/ poems by Andrew Marvell
Nov 8, 1674
Dies of gout, buried in the church of St. Giles