- Dryden's innovative work within classical genres set the boundaries of ______ literature.
- Bunyan supported his family as a ____ while he traveled the countryside preaching the gospel.
- Upon what is the subject matter of Paradise Lost based?
- James II sought aggressively to restore Roman Catholicism in England
- How are Christian and Hopeful received by the people in the Celestial City?
- The ______ used in Pilgrim's Progress are similar to those found in the Bible
- Bacon's willingness to question ancient learning led to the invention of the modern method of _______ inquiry
- In his satirical works particularly Gulliver's Travels, Swift. Suhr to cast derision of the ____ concept of human perfectibility.
- Charles II was welcomed back to England as the great deliverer.
- Watts's poetry is written in the concise,, simple style of the _______ period.
- Bacon rose to position of Lord Chancellor during the reign of _____
- During the Commonwealth, Milton served as a Latin secretary to ________.
- Under the name "M. B. Drapier," Swift wrote a series of public letter in defense of _____ liberties.
- The Glorious Revolution ushered in a time of religious and political toleration
- Bunyan was imprisoned several times for ______.
- According to Bacon's essay "Of Truth" the "sovereign good of human nature" is the pursuit of pleasure.
- Owen became one of the four main preachers to the Rump Parliament and served as an advisor to _______ in eccclesiastical matters.
- Isaac Watts composed more than six hundred ________ and is known as the father of English ______.
- Advances in science and philosophy helped to erode superstitious beliefs about the natural world
- John Bunyan wrote one of the greatest _______ in English literature.