Education, good, 117; faulty, 121.
Elections, general, xxvii; quali-
fications to participate in, 107;
need of reform in, 120; the
sifting process of, 121; Spartan
manner of, 121.
Eli's sons, 134.
Elizabeth, Queen, 148, 149.
Eloquence, Milton's formal, 177.
Engagement, the, 58, 137.
Engelbert, De Ortu, xlii.
Ephori, the, 117-8.
Equality, proportioned, 84.
Estates, the three, 63; men's, 134.
Evangelic rules, 61.
Evelyn, John, 135.
Expense, 80, 87, 89.
Expression, improvements in,
170 ff.
Expulsion of the kings, 120.
Faction, 144.
Factions, 77.
Fanatics, the, xvi, xxviii, 139.
Felltham, Owen, Brief Character
of the Low Countries, 78.
Fickleness, 116.
Fifth Monarchy, 145, 179; -men,
xxii, 77.
Fingers, a forest of, 120.
Flaminian laws, 126.
Flanders, a good wind from, 47,
Fleetwood, General, xvii, xviii,
103.
Florence, the government of, 93.
Foppery, Milton's windy, 179.
Force, under a, 62.
Formative influences, two, xxxix.
Fortescue, Sir John, 83, 154.
France, the rebellion in, 54.
French, immorality of the, 88.
Fronde, the rebellion of the, 55.
Full and frequent, 49-50.
Fuller, Thomas, lxv; Mixed Con-
templations, 146.
Geneva, the council of, III.
Genius, Milton's poetic, lxviii.
Gentilism, kingship as, 85, 133,
177.
Gifford, Sir Roger, xxiii.
Gilles, lxv.
Girard, lxv.
Governors, our, 151.
Gracchus, Tiberius, 126.
Grammar, over-emphasis upon,
153.
Grandees, 64, 76.
Greek commonwealth-theory,
1viff.
Greenville, Sir John, xv, xxvii.
Griffith, Matthew, 48.
Guicciardini, 83; Aphorismes, 84.
Harrington, James, his chief pro-
posals, liv-lv, 112, 126; of the
Rota Club, xlviii ff.; satirized,
174ff.
Hartlib, Samuel, 147.
Haslerig, Arthur, xxiv, 46.
Hell, a tavern, 137.
Henrietta, Queen, 56, 88.
Henry III, xlvii, lxi.
Herbert, George, 89.
Historical setting, xvii.
Hobbes, Thomas, Leviathan, 94-
Holland, the supremacy of, 78,
95.
Hotman, Francis, Franco-Gallia,
xlvi, xlviii, lxiv, 83, 94, 99, 108.
Howell, James, An Inquisition.
for Blood, 67; Familiar Letters,
78.
Huguenot writers, xlvi.
Hutchinson, Colonel, 136.
Hyde, Lord Chancellor, 48.
Ignominy, an, 96.
Independents, 64, 76, 77.
Inspectors, 109, 156.
Intentions, bad, 64.
Interruptions of Parliament, 74,
Liberty, due, 84; native, 125;
spiritual or civil, 142, 150—1,
178.
Licence, 138.
Invective, Milton's command of, Licinio-Sextian laws, 118.
Ireland, xviii, xxvi, 56.
Irish Massacre, 56ff.
Iscariot, Judas, 65.
Italy, the republics of, lix, 93 ff.,
114-5.
James II, 79, 128.
Jesuits, 148; their writings, xlviiff.
John of Salisbury, Policraticus,
xli, xliii; On the End of Tyrants,
xliii.
Johnson, Dr., 99, 122.
Jones, Inigo, 88.
Judges, equal, 153.
Judgments, national, 159.
Judgment Day, 125.
Judicature, benches of, 155.
Justinian, lix.
Juvenal, adaptation of, viii.
Keats, Ode to a Nightingale, 139.
Keepers of liberty, 107.
King, Christ as, 125, 145; divine
right of, 95; a good, 93, 129.
Kingship, the abolishing of, 54;
Milton's opinions of (see under
Milton).
Knights and Burgesses, 107.
Light, all this, 158.
Lilly, William, Short Introd. to
Grammar, 153.
Londoners, attitude of, xxff., 46,
49, 53.
Lords, temporal and spiritual, 126.
Louis XIV, the court of, 89.
Ludlow, General, xxvi.
Luther, Martin, xlvi, lxv.
Lycurgus, lvi, 82, 114.
Machiavelli, N., lixff.; on com-
monwealths and great men, 85,
130; on French looseness, 88;
on God's preference for a com-
monwealth, 133; on the repub-
lics of Italy, 93; on the pomp
of kings, 91; on religious free-
dom, 142; on the ship of state,
Madness of the people, 92.
Mariana, De Rege, xlvii, xlviii.
Marius, Caius, 118.
Marsilius, Defensor Pacis, xliv.
Masques, 88.
Masson, David, his speculations
about The Ready and Easy
Way, viiff., 43, 78.
Mazarin, 54, 55, 88, 89.
Mediæval republican thought,
xxxix.
Lambert, General, xvi, xvii, xviii, Merit-system, the, 151.
Laud, Archbishop, 69.
Lawes, Henry, 88.
Laws, judicial, 153; fewer, 153.
Leaders, ambitious, 103.
Lenthall, William, xvii, xxiii, 48,
L'Estrange, Roger, No Blinde
Guides, xvi, 181 ff.; Reply to
Plain English, 62; Seasonable
Word, xiii, 167, 172; Sober
Answer, 167.
Libels, 137.
Miles' Coffee-House, xlviii.
Militia, 113.
Milton, John, his acquaintance
with 16th-century political
thought, xlviii; his proffer of
advice, xx, 158; his leaning to-
ward aristocracy, xxxiv, 83, 84,
96-7; a disciple of Aristotle,
xxxvii; on the army, xviii, 101
-4; his use of Bodin, lx ff.; on
the union of church and state,
79-80, 144; his embryonic con-
stitution, xxxiii ff.; his courage,
xiv, lxxi, 49; his belief in edu-
cation, 117, 121; his conception
of liberty, 83; his Puritan cant,
81; his contempt for courts and
courtiers, 88, 89, 134; his loy-
alty to Cromwell, 101; his de-
fense of the commonwealth, 72,
73; his eloquence, 176, 179; a
Fanatic, xvi; his high regard
for Greek and Roman law-
givers, lviff.; his tilt with
Griffith, 48; his criticism of
Harrington's ideas, liv ff.; his
idealism, xxxviii ff.; a master
of invective, lxviii, 139, 168;
his opinions of kingship, 48, 54,
69, 70, 82-3, 87, 91, 92, 99,
129; his idea of local sovereign-
ty, 155; his interest in Machia-
velli, lix ff.; his relation to med-
iæval thought, xxxix ff.; his
distrust of Monk, 43, 166; on
the law of nature, 59, 60; his
admiration for the Netherlands
77, 78; his opinion of the people,
59, 66, 71, 75, 76, 83-4, 121;
in peril, xiii, 136; his political
group, xxii; his fear of Popery,
56, 88, 150; his attitude toward
the Presbyterians, 61, 65, 136,
140; on the freedom of the
press, 50, 52, 138; the signif-
icance of his Ready and Easy
Way, lxix ff.; his Ready and
Easy Way satirized, 173-81;
his belief in religious liberty,
142, 150-1; his ideal republic,
xxxv ff.; as a reviser, 165 ff.;
on rotation, liv, 109-16; his
victory over Salmasius, 72-3;
his interest in the Rota Club,
xlviiiff., 127; champion of the
Rump, xxv, 59, 75, 104, 105,
173; his use of Scripture, lv,
85-6, 143, 159, 177; the found-
er of a sect, 131; on service, 86;
his prose style, lxv ff.; his con-
tempt for Utopian politics,
xxxvii; his regard for Sir Henry
Vane, xxixff.; his opinion of
vicegerency, 99.
Modells, aierie, xxviii; exotic,
125.
Modern political theorists, lix.
Molina and Suarez, xlvii.
Monk, General George, xix ff.; his
Speech and Declaration, xxxiii;
43, 46, 90.
Monk, Nicholas, xxi.
Monument, a written, 73.
More, Sir Thomas, xxxix, 83, 154.
Municipial party, the, xx.
Nassau, the house of, 127.
Nature, the law of, xliv, xlvii,
lviii, 59, 60.
Needham, Marchamount, 52, 89,
92, 127, 135, 156, 173.
Negative voice, 128.
Neighbors, our, 54, 76, 77.
Nevill, H., xlix.
Neuters, 136.
New Royalists, xx.
Newcastle Propositions, 58.
Newcome, Thomas, Milton's pub-
lisher, vii, 43.
Newport, the treaty of, 66.
Nineteen Propositions, the, 58.
No-Addresses, vote of, 62—3, 140.
Norman Conquest, the,
123;
king, 123.
Old George, xix, xx.
Old Royalists, xx.
Oliverians, 77.
Ornaments, public, 155.
Overton, Colonel, 48, 145.
Oxford, the Parliament of, 60.
Oxford Propositions, 58.
Р
Pacification, the, 137.
Pageant, 91.
Pagitt, Ephraim, Heresiography,
131.
Payne, Dr. J. F., his copy of the
second edition, ix.
Pamphlets, infernal, 138.
Papist, the queen a, 88.
Miscellaneous contributors, lxiv. Parallels, lxii.
Parliament, the Barebone, 60, 97;
dissolution of, xxvi; its vote
to fill up, xiv; a free, 50, 107;
Lambert's turn against, xviii;
the name, 123; Pride's purging
of, 44; recall of, xix, xvii ;the
Restoration, xxvii; the Rump
(see Rump); its secluded mem-
bers, xx, xxv, 44.
Patricians, the, 120.
Patriots, old, 75.
People, the English a free, 59;
His peculiar, 134; Milton's
opinions of (see under Milton).
Pepys, Samuel, his account of the
rump-roasting, xxiv; his notes
on the Rota Club, li, 47, 103.
Phillips, Edward, Milton's nephew,
xiv, xvi, xix.
Philippus Decius, Consilia, xliii.
Plagues, 157.
Plato, xxxvii, xxxviii, lvii, lxiii,
82, 116.
Plough on their backs, 139.
Plutarch, lvi, 117.
Polanders, 147.
Polybius, lix.
Pope, A., Dunciad, 139.
Pope, the, a servant, xlii; vice-
gerency of, 100.
Popish counsels, 150;
Positive laws, 62.
Praetors, Roman, 118.
Republic, the English, xvii, xxii,
xxviii, 71; the Greek, lviff.; of
Holland, 78, 95, 127; Milton's
ideal, xxxv ff.; Italian, 93. 114
-115; Roman, lvii ff.; the Swiss,
120, 152.
Resistance, the doctrine of, xliii,
xlvi.
Revenges, 134ff.
Revenue, a royal, 134.
Revision, the, 165ff.
Rhetorician, Milton a, 176, 179.
Rising of Royalists, xvii.
Rochester, Lady Anne, xxvii.
Rogers, John, Sagrir, 145.
Rome, another, 76.
Rota Club, the, xlviii ff., li, 174ff.
Rotation, 1, liiff., III, 112, 180.
Rump, the, xiii, xvii-xix, xxii,
104, 105.
Prayer-meeting, Cromwell's, 69. Royalists, xxff.
Preaching-tub, 139.
Prerogative, royal, 106, 129, 149.
Presbyterians, xx, 61, 65, 136,140. Rupert, Prince, 141.
Press, freedom of the, 50, 52, 138.
Pride's Purge, xxv, 44, 64, 137.
Prince's Lodgings, xxiii.
Prophecy, the pamphlet as a, lxx.
Proportion, geometric, 96.
Prose-writers, pre- Restoration,
lxv.
Salary, Milton's, 86.
Salmasius, 72-4, 83.
Samuel's sons, the case of, lv, 134-
Sanhedrim, the, 113.
Protectorate, the Cromwellian, Schools, free, xxxvi, 122.
Protestation, the, 58.
Provincial states, 115.
Prynne, William, xxxi, 45, 107,
124.
Puritan, Milton as a, lxxi.
Scotland, xviii, xxvi, 81, 82.
Scott and Robinson, xxii.
Scripture, Milton's use of, lv, 85
-6, 143, 159, 177.
Searle, George, The Dignity of
Kingship, 182.
Secluded members, the, xiii, xx,
Sect, Milton the founder of a, Taylor, Jeremy, lxv.
131, 178.
Sectarian, 131.
Selden, John, 61, 116.
Senate, of Athens, 117; the Ro-
man, 114; of Venice, 115.
under Council.
Sentence, length of, lxvii ff.
Shakespeare, Timon of Athens,
139; Winter's Tale, 91.
Sheep for the king's shearing,
Terms proposed to Charles, 90.
Text, note on, 3.
Thomason collection, the, viii, 71.
Thorough, the policy of, 69.
Thou, De, lxv.
Title-page of first edition, a re-
production of, 5; of the second
edition, 7.
Titles, Milton's unhappy, 175.
Toland, J., xlviii, xlix, liv, 72.
Torrent, this, 160.
Trade, 156, 158.
Tradesmen, English, 157, 158.
Tragedy, the pamphlet as a, lxx.
Treatise, another, 143.
Tribunes, the, 118.
Trivium, the, 131.
Tyrannicide, the doctrine of, xliii,
xliv.
Ulster, the rebellion of, 58.
United Provinces, the, 77, 78, 115,
Unity, the medieval achieve-
Utopia, xxxviii, xxxix, 180.
Utrecht, the Union of, 78, 127.
Uxbridge Propositions, 58.
State, Greek conception of the, Vane, Sir Henry, xxix ff., 145.
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