Introduction: Critical Framework and Issues, Laura Lunger Knoppers
PART I: ENGLAND AT HOME AND IN THE WORLD
1. England, Europe, and the English Revolution, Nigel Smith
2. Three Kingdoms, Eamon Darcy
3. British Atlantic World, Carla Gardina Pestana
4. Political Thought, Glenn Burgess
5. Religion, John Coffey
6. Literature, Medicine, and Science, Karen Edwards
7. Licensing, censorship, and the book trade, Jason McElligott
8. Society and the Roles of Women, Ann Hughes
PART II: CIVIL WARS
9. News, Pamphlets, and Public Opinion, Jason Peacey
10. Principle and Politics in Milton s Areopagitica, Stephen B. Dobranski
11. The Personal Rule of Poets: Cavalier Poetry and the English Revolution, Ann Baynes Coiro
12. Civil War letters and diaries and the rhetoric of experience, Helen Wilcox
13. Marvell Among the Cavaliers, Nicholas McDowell
14. The Levellers: John Lilburne, Richard Overton, and William Walwyn, Rachel Foxley
PART III: REGICIDE AND REPUBLIC
15. Eikon Basilike: The printing, composition, strategy, and impact of the king s book, Robert Wilcher
16. Nascent Republican Theory in Milton's Regicide Prose, Stephen M. Fallon
17. Gerrard Winstanley and the Diggers, David Loewenstein
18. Abiezer Coppe and the Ranters, Ariel Hessayon
19. Marchamont Nedham: Polemic, Analysis, Allegiance, Joad Raymond
20. The Claims of a Civil Science : Hobbes's Leviathan, James Loxley
21. Henry Vaughan and Thomas Vaughan: Welsh Anglicanism, Chymick , and the English Revolution, Nigel Smith
22. Conversion narratives in Old and New England, Kathleen Lynch
PART IV: PROTECTORATE
23. Milton s Defences and the Principle of sanior pars, Elizabeth Sauer
24. Prophecy and Political Expression in Cromwellian England, Katharine Gillespie
25. Marvell Among the Cromwellians, Nicholas McDowell
26. Countering Anti-theatricality: Davenant and the Drama of the Protectorate, Janet Clare
27. Printed Recipe Books in Medical, Political, and Scientific Contexts, Elizabeth Spiller
28. James Harrington s The Commonwealth of Oceana and the Republican Tradition, Rachel Hammersley
29. The Political Ideologies of Revolutionary Prose Romance, Amelia Zurcher
30. Quakers and the Culture of Print in the 1650s, Kate Peters
PART V: RESTORATION
31. Lament for a Nationa Milton s Readie and Easie Way and the Turn to Satire
32. The Early Poetry of John Dryden, Thomas N. Corns
33. Say first, what causea The Origins of Paradise Lost
34. Acephalous Authority: Satire in Butler, Marvell, and Dryden, Clement Hawes
35. The Consolation of Natural Philosophy: Margaret Cavendish and the English Revolution, Rachel Trubowitz
36. Family and Commonwealth in the Writings of Lucy Hutchinson, Shannon Miller
37. Out of the spoils won in Battel : John Bunyan, N. H. Keeble