Age of Milton (1632-1660)

REVIEWS

“A very readable and serviceable manual of English literature during the central years of the seventeenth century.” Glasgow Herald.

“A carefully and, in general, a clearly written account of an important period of English literary activity.”
—Leeds Mercury.

“A very excellent little text-book full of concise and well-digested learning.”—Pall Mall Gazette.

“This scholarly and suggestive manual.”—Speaker.

“Mr. Masterman has written a book which combines the preciseness of a text-book with the fulness of thought of a monograph. Indeed, this compact little work will be studied with as much earnestness by the student as it will be read with pleasure by the lover of belles lettres We lay down the book delighted with what we have read.” —Birmingham Daily Gazette.

“A work which reflects the utmost credit on its author luminous and at the same time impartial.”—Westminster Review.

“This excellent epitome very happily indicates the golden afterglow of the Elizabethan sun.”—Daily Chronicle.

“An excellent sketch Mr. Masterman seems to write from his own knowledge; his judgments are sound and his style is agreeable.”—Times.