HISTORICAL AND CHRONOLOGICAL INDEX.

ANDREW MARVELL.

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Nov. 15, 1620. His birth and parentage, 3, 4 June, 1663. Accompanies Lord Carlisle

Entered at Trinity College, Cambridge,
Seduced by Jesuits-reclaimed by his

1652. Recommended by Milton to Brad-

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on an embassy to Russia, &c.
War with Holland-Marvell's satire on

the Dutch,

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23, 24

5 1665. He returns to his parliamentary
duties Parliament at Oxford,
Five mile act passed,

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6, 8 1666. Annus Mirabilis,

1667. Marvell's "Loyal Scot,"

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Paradise Lost

Marvell's verses,

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Prosecution of Clarendon,

Difference between Marvell's public

Instructs the daughter of Fairfax in

and his private letters,

Interruption of his public correspond-

ence between 1671 and 1674,

His letter to a friend in Persia,

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40, 41

Nov. 20, 1660. Commencement of his
correspondence with his constituents, 14
His opinions on a standing army, on the
excise, on the bill for augmenting
vicarages out of impropriations, &c. 12, 15 | 1673.

Dec. 29. Dissolution of the Healing

Marvell's life threatened,

"Second part of Rehearsal, &c."
Marvell's defence of Milton,

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Oct. 1674.

Parliament,
Marvell elected for Hull a third time, 18
May 8, 1661. Meeting of the Pension

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His correspondence with his
constituents renewed,

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He refuses a present from the Duke of
Monmouth,

1675. His "Mr. Smirke, or the Divine

in Mode,"
Reproof of clerical wits,

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His correspondence with Bishop Croft, 56, 57

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