During the 1640s and 1650s, which stance did Milton explicitly oppose in his writings?

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Ending the established church and abolishing bishopsAllowing citizens to remove and even execute their leadersPromoting unrestricted exchange of ideas without censorshipBringing back the monarchySupporting absolute royal authority

Explanation

Milton supported the disestablishment of the church and the elimination of bishops, the people's right to remove and execute rulers, and the free flow of ideas without prior censorship. However, he did not support the return of the monarchy.