In the introduction to this collection, the editors signal the need for a “rapprochement” between historicist scholarship focusing on early modern monism and “the ecocritical concern for the nonhuman in contemporary ...

In this essay, McDowell surveys Milton’s references to Euripides throughout his writing career in order to argue that, contrary to expectation, Milton occasionally elevates classical literature above the Bible. ...

Kirsteen M. Mackenzie’s monograph is a meticulously researched historical study of the “Covenanted interest” during the British civil wars, Protectorate, and early Restoration in the seventeenth century.

In Print Letters in Seventeenth-Century England, Gary Schneider examines the intersection of epistolarity, ideology, propaganda, and news culture. The chronological focus is the 1640s and 1650s, which saw a rise in the ...