Puritan and Anglican: Studies in Literature

The collection of essays delves into the literary contributions of Puritan and Anglican writers from the 16th and 17th centuries, highlighting their religious and cultural contexts. The first section focuses on Puritan authors like Milton and Bunyan, examining themes of sin and redemption. The second section explores Anglican writers such as Donne and Herbert, addressing themes of love and the divine. This scholarly work offers a thorough analysis of two pivotal movements in English literature, making it valuable for students and scholars across various disciplines.