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What religion did Wycherley adopt during his stay in France?

AAnglicanism

BRoman Catholicism

CCalvinism

DPresbyterianism

Answer:

B. Roman Catholicism

Read Explanation:

  • Wycherley converted to Roman Catholicism while studying in France.

  • This was significant in Restoration England, where religion was politically sensitive.

  • His Catholic ties sometimes affected his reputation in England.

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