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... Puritanism , or towards that high - churchism which , it was contended , ended logically if not inevitably , in ... Puritans , and in this they were openly supported by the king . Yet still unsatisfied , and encouraged by the royal ...
... Puritanism , or towards that high - churchism which , it was contended , ended logically if not inevitably , in ... Puritans , and in this they were openly supported by the king . Yet still unsatisfied , and encouraged by the royal ...
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... Puritans had gained , and their rule continued firm . In 1644 there occurred an event which proved Milton to be the friend of impartial liberty , not of a clique , and as ready to lash the inconsistencies of his political associates as ...
... Puritans had gained , and their rule continued firm . In 1644 there occurred an event which proved Milton to be the friend of impartial liberty , not of a clique , and as ready to lash the inconsistencies of his political associates as ...
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... Puritans were made of sterner stuff . Not satisfied with hav- ing achieved freedom and toleration for them- selves ... Puritan government of England in the iron days of the Commonwealth . Sir Samuel Morland , the English ambassa- dor who ...
... Puritans were made of sterner stuff . Not satisfied with hav- ing achieved freedom and toleration for them- selves ... Puritan government of England in the iron days of the Commonwealth . Sir Samuel Morland , the English ambassa- dor who ...
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