This volume, first published in 2000, focuses on the relationship
between writing and public concerns in seventeenth-century England
before, during and after the civil wars and revolution of the
mid-century. The distinguished list of contributors represent a
variety of disciplines - political scientists, social and political
historians and literary critics. They share an intense concern with
the relationship between the act of writing and the political and
public issues of this extraordinary period. The essays suggest that
in the seventeenth-century the private and the public intersected
so thoroughly that ostensibly 'private' writing was engaged with
public issues and public rhetoric, while on the other hand,
political writing was deeply involved with questions of style and
inward conscience. This volume illuminates the complex issues of
'public' and 'private', 'art' and 'conscience' in the period.
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