Antiformalist, Unrevolutionary, Illiberal Milton

Walker presents a critical analysis of Milton's major prose works, highlighting his antiformalist constitutional thought and an unrevolutionary socio-political perspective. The author argues that Milton's views are notably illiberal across various social, religious, and political issues. This examination offers a provocative challenge to traditional interpretations of Milton, encouraging readers to reconsider his contributions within the context of the civil war and Restoration periods.