THE RESTORATION- Culture III By Ailen Konowal 1645 King Charles was captured by Oliver Cromwell 1645 Charles encouraged a rebellion against the Parlliament even after he had surrended and had been imprisioned Jan 31, 1649 King Charles was excecuted 1651 Thomas Hobbes published "The Leviathan" 1660 The restoration begins Richard Cromwell marched to London and arranged for free elections with Charles II 1671 Paradise Lost were published 1673 The parliament passed the test Act 1678 "All for love" by Jonh Dryden was published 1685 James II became king after his brother death 1685 Dryden had become Catholic 1688 James's son had been born 1688 Protestant supremacy had been established 1688 Protestant supremacy had been established 1689 The king was unable ton raise taxes or keep on army without the argument of Parliament. 1692 The gentleman's journal was published 1694 The bank of England was founded
