Milton's 'The Doctrine and Discipline of Divorce' Published
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What happened
In 1643, John Milton published 'The Doctrine and Discipline of Divorce,' advocating for the right to divorce on the grounds of incompatibility. This work was published in London and reflected Milton's progressive views on marriage and personal freedom.
Literary impact
This treatise showcased Milton's commitment to individual rights and personal liberty, themes that would later permeate his poetry. His views on marriage and divorce influenced the portrayal of relationships in his later works, including the dynamics between Adam and Eve in 'Paradise Lost.'
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