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Paradise Regained suggested to him by the Quaker Ellwood; his losses by the Great Fire, 1666; first edition of
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Paradise Lost entirely sold by April, 1669;
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Paradise Regained and
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Samson Agonistes published, 1671; criticism on these poems; Samson partly a personification of Milton himself, partly of the English people; Milton's life in Bunhill Fields; his daughters live apart from him; Dryden adapts
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Paradise Lost as an opera; Milton's
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History of Britain, 1670; second editions of his poems, 1673, and of
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Paradise Lost, 1674; his
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Treatise on Christian Doctrine