Oldenburg, as we know (Vol.IV.

pp.
626-627), had never been very enthusiastic over Milton's onslaughts on Morus, The distribution of the Anti-Morus publications, therefore, may not have been to his taste.

Milton seems to hint as much.
[Footnote 1: Bayle, Art.

Morus; Brace's Life of Morus, 204 et seq .-- It was deemed of great importance by the English Royalists that they should be able to report of Charles II., when Paris was his residence, that he attended the church at Charenton.

There is a letter to him of April 17, 1653, saying his non-attendance there was "much to his prejudice." (Macray's Cal.