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Puritans adopted a
covenant theology, and in that
sense they were
Calvinists (as were many of
their earlier opponents). In
church polity,
Puritans were...
- The
Puritans, a 1947
novel by Guy
McCrone The
Puritans, an 1869
poetry collection by
Ernest Myers The
Puritan (album), by Nightrage, 2015 "The
Puritan" (song)...
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early 17th century,
thousands of
English Puritans settled in
North America,
almost all in New England.
Puritans were
intensely devout members of the Church...
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centres of
Puritan activity in the
early 17th century. The
Puritan preacher William Crashaw took
offence at the play's
satire against Puritans, and preached...
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Puritans".
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March 2019. Moody, Paul (18
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Puritans speak on
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enemies there,
which included numerous Puritans. With the
religious and
political climate so unpromising, many
Puritans decided to
leave the country. Some...
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taxonomies of
Puritanism offered.
Joseph Mede in 1623
divided Puritans into: (a)
ecclesiastical Puritans (the originals); (b)
moral Puritans; and (c) political...
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History of the
Puritans under Elizabeth I, 1558–1603
History of the
Puritans under James I, 1603–1625
History of the
Puritans under Charles I, 1625–1649...
- The New
Puritans was a
literary movement ascribed to the
contributors to a 2000
anthology of
short stories entitled All Hail the New
Puritans, edited...
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admiration for Shakespeare. Gibbs, A. M. (1983). "
Puritanism and
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