Jeremy Taylor (1613-1667) Chaplain to King Charles I
Jeremy Taylor was a writer and clergyman in the time of the Civil Wars. He is famous for his writing style which is compares with some of the greatest of writers. He was a royalist and under the patronage of Archbishop Laud. He was imprisoned when Laud was tried and executed. He regained favour after the restoration. His many writings have gained him a position of significance in the church-
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