Restoration England

Anglican Aphra Behn architecture army artists authority became Bishop Buckhurst Canterbury Cathedral Catholic centre ceremony character Charles II's Christopher Wren Church of England Civil Clarendon Clarendon Code court courtiers Cromwell culture death developed Dryden Duke of York Dutch Earl ecclesiastical English exile father fire France French Gilbert Sheldon hands Henrietta Henry honour houses Hyde influence Inigo Jones interregnum James John John Dryden John Evelyn King Charles King Charles's King's ladies later literary literature lived London Lord Majesty Middle Ages military Milton miniature monarch Monk nature navy never nonconformist officers Oxford painter Parliament Pepys period played poem poet political portraits Presbyterians Prince Rupert prose Puritan Queen regime reign religious Republican Restoration Rochester Roger Pratt Roundhead Royal Society Royalist scholar Sedley seventeenth century Sheldon sovereign stood streets subjects theatre toleration took towns trained bands verse Westminster Whitehall Wren writing wrote young