Suggested Reading: Aristotle, Milton, Locke, American Political Philosophy, Analytic Philosophy

Reading submissions for Emanations 11 is time-consuming. In the meantime, I recommend the following links. 

Since posting, I have made a slight-but-significant revision to the "Sources for an American Idea of Revolution" where the reader will find, towards the end, a link leading to a dilation upon the theme of Milton and the uses of the "Synoptic Surview" (the literary exercise of Analytic Philosophy) in the examination of grammar, epistemology, ethics and political philosophy. Herein lies the direct progression from Milton to Analytic Philosophy, as well as the progression from Analytic Philosophy to Milton.  

Aristotle and the Meaning of Eudemonia

Milton, Locke & Jefferson

Hobbes vs. Locke 

Sources for an American idea of Revolution

Nationalism in the United States and Europe

Nationalism: American and European Formulations

Was there an Enlightenment?
Plato and Technocracy

Is "What is the Meaning of Life?" a Philosophical Question?

"John Milton meeting Galileo" by Solomon Alexander Hart, 1847