Produced by Chris Curnow and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at https://www.pgdp.net (This file was produced from images generously made available by The Internet Archive/Canadian Libraries.) Milton's England _UNIFORM VOLUMES_ Dickens' London BY FRANCIS MILTOUN Library 12mo, cloth, gilt top $2.00 The Same, 3/4 levant morocco 5.00 Milton's England BY LUCIA AMES MEAD Library 12mo, cloth, gilt top 2.00 The Same, 3/4 levant morocco 5.00 Dumas' Paris BY FRANCIS MILTOUN Library 12mo, cloth, gilt top _net_ 1.60 _postpaid_ 1.75 The Same, 3/4 levant morocco _net_ 4.00 _postpaid_ 4.15 L. C. PAGE & COMPANY New England Building Boston, Mass. [Illustration: _JOHN MILTON_ _From the miniature painted in 1667 by William Faithorne_] Milton's England By Lucia Ames Mead _Author of "Great Thoughts for Little Thinkers," "Memoirs of a Millionaire," "To Whom Much Is Given"_ Illustrated L. C. PAGE & COMPANY BOSTON PUBLISHERS _Copyright, 1902_ BY L. C. PAGE & COMPANY (INCORPORATED) _All rights reserved_ Fifth Impression, April, 1908 _COLONIAL PRESS Electrotyped and Printed by C. H. Simonds & Co. Boston, U. S. A._ THIS LITTLE STUDY OF BYGONE DAYS AND ANCIENT PLACES IS INSCRIBED TO THE PURITAN SCHOLAR AND DEAR FELLOW PILGRIM WHO WANDERED WITH ME ONE HAPPY SUMMER THROUGH MILTON'S ENGLAND. [Illustration: MAP OF MILTON'S ENGLAND] Milton's Residences in London 1. Bread Street, 1608-1624. 2. St. Bride's Churchyard, in 1639 or 1640. 3. Aldersgate Street, 1640-1645. 4. The Barbican, 1645-1647. 5. Holborn, near Lincoln's Inn, 1647-1649. 6. Charing Cross, opening into Spring Gardens, seven months in 1649. 7. Whitehall, by Scotland Yard, 1649-1652. 8. Petty France, now York Street, 1652-1660. 9. Bartholomew Close, and a prison, 1660. 10. Holborn, near Red Lion Square, in 1660. 11. Jewin Street, 1661-1663 or 1664. 12. Artillery Walk, by Bunhill Fields Cemetery, 1664-1665, and from 1666 to November, 1674. [Illustration: MAP OF MILTON'S LONDON] Map of Milton's London