- Quakers".
Puritanism has
attracted much
scholarly attention, and as a result, the
secondary literature on the
subject is vast.
Puritanism is considered...
- up
Puritan or
puritan in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. The
Puritans were a
group of
English Protestants in the 16th and 17th centuries.
Puritan or...
- The
Puritan, or the
Widow of
Watling Street, also
known as The
Puritan Widow, is an
anonymous Jacobean stage comedy,
first published in 1607. It is often...
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history of the
Puritans can be
traced back to the
first Vestments Controversy in the
reign of
Edward VI, the
formation of an
identifiable Puritan movement in...
- War was a "
Puritan Revolution" that
challenged the
repressive Stuart Church and
prepared the way for
religious toleration. Thus,
Puritanism was seen as...
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conforming Puritans into the
Church of
England of the time.
Collinson has
discussed a
moderate Puritanism, as
contrasted to an
extreme Puritanism that demanded...
- 1961, p. 161. Collinson,
Patrick (1961). "John
Field and
Elizabethan Puritanism". In Bindoff, S. T. (ed.).
Elizabethan Government and Society. University...
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Puritan Sabbatarianism or
Reformed Sabbatarianism,
often just Sabbatarianism, is
observance of
Sabbath in
Christianity that is
typically characterised...
- (1986).
Essays on
puritans and
puritanism. Albuquerque:
University of New
Mexico Press. Jable, J.T. (1976). "The
English puritans –
suppressors of sport...
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Puritan Medical Products is an
American manufacturer of swab, diagnostic, and
specimen collection products.
Puritan is
North America's
largest manufacturer...
