This Book Is A Cultural History Of 17th-century England. It Explores The Many, Often Contradictory Ways People Thought About Themselves In Relation To Jews, Judaism, & Jewish History. Grounded In Archival Research, The Book Analyzes The Works Of Major Writers Including Foxe, Herbert, Bunyan, Milton, & Dryden. Nation, Monarch, And Israel -- The English Church, Jewish Worship, And The Temple -- Revolution And Reformation: Parliament Fast Sermons, The Elect Nation, And Biblical Israel -- Anglicans And Royalists At War In Exile -- Political Alternatives And Israelite Foundations -- The Jewish Aspect Of Radical Religion: Millenarians And Prophets -- Revisiting The Question Of Jewish Readmission -- The Restoration: England And Israel, Milton And Dryden. Bibliographic Level Mode Of Issuance: Monograph Includes Bibliographical References And Index. English