An amnesty excluded Milton, who first was hidden by friends and then imprisoned; a copy of the 1660 proclamation calling for the destruction of two of Milton's publications is displayed here.
The once world-beating Heat director now offers a laborious cyber-thriller, with Chris Hemsworth as an imprisoned hacker who keeps copies of Derrida in his cell, whence he's recruited to help Chinese and American law enforcers foil an online evildoer.
One well-briefed insider with access to lawyers representing the MPs, including Golden Dawn's jailed leader Nikos Michaloliakos, said the deputies saw it as "an honour" to be imprisoned and had even ordered copies of Hitler's Mein Kampf to read "in their spare time".
When Nelson Mandela was imprisoned in South Africa in 1977, a copy of Shakespeare was circulated among the inmates.
His books were banned and anyone caught with illicit copies were persecuted or even imprisoned.
Zeng Jinyan, the wife of the imprisoned rights defender Hu Jia, said on her blog that shadow copies of recent e-mail messages she had sent had automatically been sent to an address she did not recognize.
A bag nearby contained a copy of Dreamlike Love, the memoirs Mr Yoo wrote when he was imprisoned for four years on charges of embezzlement, in 1991.
Correction: January 20 , 2001 Saturday A report by Agence France-Presse in the World Briefing column in some copies on Wednesday about an investigation involving Lori Berenson, an American imprisoned in Peru, described aspects of the case incorrectly.
It is then revealed that Nefarious has Clank imprisoned on a hovering train and that the "Clank" that is with Ratchet is a copy named Klunk.
Correction: August 11, 2004, Wednesday A chart with an article on Sunday about the release of an album by the imprisoned rap artist Shyne misstated the record sales of other performers with criminal records in some copies.
Some have claimed it was copied by Cromwell from an original letter written by Anne on May 6, 1536, while she was imprisoned in the Tower of London.
