The Bucentaur Ceremony in Venice.
(From the "Familiar Letters")
II The City of Rome in 1621.
(From the "Familiar Letters")
SIR THOMAS BROWNE--(Born in 1605, died in 1682.)
I Of Charity in Judgments.
(From the "Religio Medici")
II Nothing Strictly Immortal.
(From Chapter V of "Urn Burial")
JOHN MILTON--(Born in 1608, died in 1674.)
I Of His Own Literary Ambition.
(From "The Reason of Church Government")
II A Complete Education Defined.
(From the "Tractate on Education")
III On Reading in His Youth.
(From the "Apology for Smectymnus")
IV In Defense of Books.
(From the "Areopagitica")
V A Noble and Puissant Nation.
(From the "Areopagitica")
VI Of Fugitive and Cloistered Virtue.
(From the "Areopagitica")
LORD CLARENDON--(Born in 1608, died in 1674.)
Of Charles I.
(From the "History of the Rebellion")
THOMAS FULLER--(Born in 1608, died in 1661.)
Qualities of the Good Schoolmaster.
(From "The Holy and Profane State")
JEREMY TAYLOR--(Baptized in 1613, died in 1667.)
The Benefits of Adversity.
(From the "Rules and Exercises of Holy Dying")
ABRAHAM COWLEY--(Born in 1618, died in 1667.)
I Of Obscurity.
(From the "Essays")
II Of Procrastination.
(From the "Essays")
GEORGE FOX--(Born in 1624, died in 1691.)
An Interview with Oliver Cromwell.
(From the "Journal")
JOHN BUNYAN--(Baptized in 1628, died in 1668.)
I A Dream of the Celestial City.
(From "The Pilgrim's Progress")
II The Death of Valiant-for-truth and of Stand-fast.
(From "The Pilgrim's Progress")
III Ancient Vanity Fair.
(From "The Pilgrim's Progress")
JOHN DRYDEN--(Born in 1631, died in 1700.)
Of Elizabethan Dramatists.
(From the "Essay on Dramatic Poetry")
SAMUEL PEPYS--(Born in 1633, died in 1703.)
I Of Various Doings of Mr. and Mrs. Pepys.
(From the "Diary")
II England Without Cromwell.
(From the "Diary")
GILBERT BURNET--(Born in 1643, died in 1715.)
Charles II.
(From the "History of Our Own Times")
DANIEL DEFOE--(Born in 1661, died in 1731.)
I The Shipwreck of Crusoe.
(From "The Life and Surprizing Adventures
of Robinson Crusoe")
II The Rescue of Man Fri
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