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WHAT IS A PURITAN ? BY STUART P. SHERMAN I Both the contemporary and the his- Plymouth ; and it helps one to undertorical Puritan are still involved in stand why the migratory movement of clouds of libel , of which the origins lie the ...
WHAT IS A PURITAN ? BY STUART P. SHERMAN I Both the contemporary and the his- Plymouth ; and it helps one to undertorical Puritan are still involved in stand why the migratory movement of clouds of libel , of which the origins lie the ...
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In this very exceedingly well eaten : but in the fashion the anti - Puritan writers of the Fair , and as a Bartholomew pig , it can- seventeenth century habitually depictnot be eaten ; for the very calling it a ed the people who set up ...
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When , a hundred years ago , Macau- have insisted on being hanged — as lay wrote his famous passage on the signal illustrations of the intolerance Puritans in the essay on Milton , he of Puritanism and its peculiar fanatitried to do ...
When , a hundred years ago , Macau- have insisted on being hanged — as lay wrote his famous passage on the signal illustrations of the intolerance Puritans in the essay on Milton , he of Puritanism and its peculiar fanatitried to do ...
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And the Puritans , as a mat- It is now a matter of economics and ter of fact , used both wine and tobacco æsthetics , and of the greatest happiness - both men and women . If Puritan- and freedom to the greatest number . ism means ...
And the Puritans , as a mat- It is now a matter of economics and ter of fact , used both wine and tobacco æsthetics , and of the greatest happiness - both men and women . If Puritan- and freedom to the greatest number . ism means ...
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