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England  \n• Died: November 8 , 1674 , in London, England  \n• Milton was born into a Protestant family.  \nprosperous  \n@ Literature _ Nukkad  \nPolitical Involvement  \n• During the English Civil War, Milton supported the Puritan cause and the Commonwealth under Oliver Cromwell.  \n• He wrote many political and religious pamphlets defending:  \n• Republicanism  \n• Freedom of the press (Areopagitica, 1644)  \n• Divorce rights and anti-monarchist ideas  \n@ Literature _ Nukkad  \nBlindness  \n• Milton went completely blind by 1652 , possibly due glaucoma.  \n• Despite this, he continued to dictate his major works, assisted by secretaries.  \nto  \n@ Literature _ Nukkad  \n• Milton supported the Puritan cause during the English Civil War.  \n• He was a strong advocate of republicanism over monarchy.  \n• He opposed the divine right of kings and supported the execution of Charles I.  \n• Milton served as Latin Secretary (Secretary for Foreign Tongues) under Oliver Cromwell’s Commonwealth.  \nPOLITICAL BACKGROUND  \n@ Literature _ Nukkad  \n• He wrote political pamphlets promoting freedom of speech, press, and religion.  \n• His famous tract Areopagitica (1644) defends free expression against censorship.  \n• He supported civil divorce, challenging church control over marriage.  \n• After the monarchy was restored in 1660 , Milton was briefly imprisoned for his anti-royalist writings.  \nPOLITICAL BACKGROUND  \n@ Literature _ Nukkad  \n• Despite political defeat, he continued to uphold liberty and individual conscience.  \n• His political vision deeply influenced Enlightenment thinkers and democratic ideals  \nPOLITICAL BACKGROUND  \n@ Literature _ Nukkad  \nJOHN MILTON (1608-1674)  \n• On the Morning of christ’s Nativity or Nativity Ode (1529) on Shakespeare (1630)  \n• On Arriving at the Age of 23 (1631)  \n• L' Allegro (1632)  \n• It Penseroso (1632)  \n• Comus (A masque) (1634)  \n• Lycidas (1637)  \n@ Literature _ Nukkad  \nJOHN MILTON (1608-1674)  \n• Of Reformation (1641)  \n• Of Education (1644)  \n• Arco pagitica (1644)  \n• Eikonoklastes (1649)  \n• Paradise Lost (1667)  \n• Paradise Regained (1671)  \n• Samson Agonistes (1671)  \n@ Literature _ Nukkad  \nParadise Lost  \n• Third-person omniscient narrator,  \n• Setting:  \n➢ Heaven  \n➢ Hell  \n➢ Chaos (the abyss between Heaven and Hell)  \n➢ Garden of Eden (Earth)  \n➢ The universe before and after the Fall of  \nMan  \n@ Literature _ Nukkad","cbCait4OeUEM2skq","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCait4OeUEM2skq","pdf",1668949,26,"English","# Biography and political involvement\n## Blindness and continued authorship\n# Major works (poetry and prose)\n## Poetry highlights\n## Paradise Lost overview","[{\"question\":\"What political causes did John Milton support during the English Civil War?\",\"answer\":\"Milton supported the Puritan cause and the Commonwealth under Oliver Cromwell, advocating republicanism over monarchy and opposing the divine right of kings.\"},{\"question\":\"Which work 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