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• Puritanism
  '''Puritanism''' was originally a movement within the [[Church of England]] which sought
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• Puritanism/Definition
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• Puritanism/Bibliography
  | title = Puritanism: a very short introduction
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• Puritanism/Related Articles
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• Quakers/Definition
  [[Protestantism|Protestant]] denomination founded among English [[Puritanism|Puritans]] in the 17th century by [[George Fox]] and characterized by [[pac
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• Puritanism/Bibliography
  | title = Puritanism: a very short introduction
  396 bytes (46 words) - 21:54, 28 September 2010
• Puritanism
  '''Puritanism''' was originally a movement within the [[Church of England]] which sought
  526 bytes (75 words) - 21:58, 13 December 2020
• Nathaniel Hawthorne/Related Articles
  {{r|Puritanism}}
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• Nathaniel Hawthorne
  ...ory]], not only of his native town of [[Salem, Massachusetts]], with its [[Puritanism|Puritan]] heritage, but also in the history of his own family. The use of [
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• Massachusetts Bay Company
  ...setts Bay Company''' was a [[joint-stock company]] started by a group of [[Puritanism|Puritans]] led by [[John Winthrop]] for the purpose of starting a colony in
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• John Brown
  ...ily, Brown could trace his ancestry back to 17th century [[New England]] [[Puritanism|Puritans]]. Brown himself was certain that, on the father's side, his earli
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• Elizabethan literature
  ..., but he seems to have wanted to defend his art against the more extreme [[Puritanism|puritans]] because he particularly emphasised poetry as the nourisher of vi
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• Joseph II
  ...pha of Bavaria. When she died he did not remarry; he had no children. His puritanism appears sharply in his letters to his sister [[Marie Antoinette]]. He was a ...hated him: they hated his taxes, his egalitarianism, his despotism and his puritanism. In Belgium and Hungary everyone resented the way he tried to do away with
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• American literature
  ...[Benjamin Church]] and [[Mary Rowlandson]] wrote about this subject. The [[Puritanism|Puritan]] [[John Eliot]] even translated the [[Bible]] into the [[Massachus
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• Yankee
  ...most often used to refer to a New Englander (in which case it may suggest Puritanism and thrifty values), but today refers to anyone coming from a northern stat
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• Evangelicalism
  From the 17th century onward, the [[Puritanism|Puritan]] party in the [[Church of England]], which sought to identify that
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• History/Catalogs/Historians by area of study
  *[[Perry Miller]], American; Puritanism
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• Plymouth Colony
  ...grims themselves were a subset of an English religious movement known as [[Puritanism]], which sought to "purify" the [[Anglican Church]] of its secular trapping ...ref>Philbrick (2006) pp 75, 288, 357-358; Mitchell Breitwieser, ''American Puritanism and the Defense of Mourning: Religion, Grief, and Ethnology in Mary White R
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• Trinity United Church of Christ, Chicago
  ...omination with roots in [[Congregationalism]], which stemmed from American Puritanism of the 18th century.
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• Oliver Cromwell
  ...formity in the nineteenth century encouraged an appreciation of Cromwell's Puritanism.
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• New England
  ...pered economically and developed a distinctive religious culture, based on Puritanism (which became the Congregational denomination), and a commitment to local s
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• Protestantism
  ...n the Lutherans and Reformed, as seen, for instance, in the development of Puritanism.
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