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  • of Charles I and the establishment of the Puritan-influenced English Commonwealth. ... unconventional stands in conflict with Puritan values. In "The Doctrine ...
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  • the one hand, the narrow dogmatism of the Puritan divines, with their anti ... for judging the private revelations of Puritan theology and the proper ...
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  • Ballroom dance refers to a set of learned partner dances, which are enjoyed socially and engaged in competitively around the globe. Any of the ...
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  • Izaak Walton (August 9, 1593 - December 15, 1683) was an English biographer, who is best known for The Compleat Angler, a classic guide to the ...
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  • English Renaissance theatre is English drama written between the Reformation and the closure of the theaters in 1642, after the Puritan revolution ...
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  • a medical examination and a review by Puritan clergy, the girls were judged ... of a different ethnicity than that of her Puritan neighbors. Many accounts ...
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  • the second of four siblings. His father was a Puritan minister. In 1671, he entered Winchester School, where he studied Greek and Latin literature ...
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  • Puritan ideology had the largest influence on English colonists in ... Following the Puritan ideology, the intellectuals of the American ...
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  • "too Catholic" by those of Puritan leanings in the sixteenth century and Evangelicals in later periods, and "too Evangelical" ...
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  • Bible. Thus he translated America's Puritan heritage, both it's ... Stoddard departed from the traditional Puritan dry discourses to reach ...
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  • |[[Image:ACFlagUSA.gif|45px]] Puritan |2-0 |[[Image:ACFlagEngland.GIF ... Defender, Vigilant, Volunteer,, Mayflower, Puritan and America. ...
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  • interpreted by everyday English Puritans. Puritan theology was based on the ... would be eternally damned or not. Thus, Puritan leaders began assuring members ...
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  • Frances Ann Deveraux, her mother a descendant of Puritan Jonathan Edwards, and became assistant to Bishop Richard Channing Moore in Richmond, Virginia. ...
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  • Duke of Northumberland. This was a prelude to the Puritan usurpations of the Stuart era, as the Dudleys were invested in the Pilgrims' American ...
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  • William Ellery. He was also a descendant of the puritan poet Anne Bradstreet, whose progeny numbered among them many notable Americans. His father graduated ...
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  • family was said to be descendant from early Puritan dissidents, Roger Williams and Anne Hutchinson. Her father's ancestors were Scottish and became ...
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  • a more religiously oriented form. When a Puritan parliament triumphed over ... htm Lords of Misrule: The Puritan War on Christmas 1642-60 ...
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  • criticizing the monarchy, defending Puritan dissenters, and denouncing censorship. He is sometimes known as the "British Aristides" ...
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  • The Jacobean era refers to a period in English and Scottish history that coincides with the reign of King James I (1603-1625). The Jacobean era ...
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  • intention of training clergy so that the Puritan colony would not have to ... training of home-grown clergy so that the Puritan colony would not need to ...
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  • followed, with varying success, by later Puritan colonies," according ... Cambridge University played an important role in advancing Puritan ...
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  • Manasseh replied to the anti-Jewish tract of Puritan polemicist William Prynne in Vindiciae judaeorum (1656), considered one of Manasseh's finest works. ...
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  • *Wertenbaker, Thomas Jefferson. 1947. The Puritan oligarchy; the founding of American civilization. New York: C. Scribner's Sons. ...
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  • on October 27, 1800, and was of Puritan ancestry. He was reared on a farm, receiving most of his early education from his mother. ...
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  • Act." It was proposed by a Puritan Member of Parliament, Edward ... 1662 in Boston, founded in 1630 by Puritan settlers led by John Winthrop ...
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  • of 1604, a meeting of bishops and Puritan divines, resisted the pressure for change (save to the catechism). By the reign of Charles I (1625 ...
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  • legacy of Americana, with its deep Christian and Puritan heritage, as a basis of many of his most memorable scores. The Lincoln Portrait, Rodeo, Billy ...
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  • those taught by the Protestant (and Puritan) Uchimura Kanzo, who influenced famous men of letters such as Arishima Takeo, Masamune Hakucho, and ...
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  • Catholic army was decisively defeated by a Puritan army near Annapolis in what ... The Puritan revolt lasted until 1658. In that year the Calvert family ...
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  • During the Interregnum, England had been dominated by Puritan literature ... bartleby.com/217/0312.html Cavalier and Puritan: Writers of the Couplet: ...
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  • Harvard educated Mather Byles, a nephew of the puritan leader Cotton Mather. Phillis Wheatley, Notable Black American Women, Book 1 (Gale Research ...
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  • in 1642, Massachusetts Bay Colony became a Puritan stronghold. The Puritans ... Pilgrims settled the Plymouth Colony, and Puritan settlers traveled to Salem ...
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  • and contrasted them with the rebuking words of Puritan preacher Cotton Mather. What could be considered her magnum opus was the production of ...
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  • and he was later called "the last Puritan" by his student, Jesse R. Pitts (Hamilton 1983). Parsons' father also served as president ...
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  • chancellor of the university and also a Puritan. Although he was a capable ... The influences of Locke's Puritan upbringing and his Whig political ...
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  • * Murray, Ian H. The Puritan Hope: Revival and the Interpretation of Prophecy. Edinburgh: Banner of Truth, 1971. * Strachan, Gordon. The Pentecostal ...
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  • than the Restoration. There were Puritan authors, however, and one ... Defoe's works are consistently Puritan. They all involve a fall ...
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  • had been banned for 18 years by the Puritan regime, the re-opening of the theaters in 1660 signaled a rebirth of English drama. The era of Restoration ...
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  • These last suggestions reveal Fox's Puritan leanings, which continued ... beliefs were welcome to all Quakers. His Puritan-like opposition to the arts ...
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  • perhaps in response to the struggles of the Puritan era. Among the tragedies, The Maid's Tragedy and, especially, Rollo Duke of Normandy held the ...
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  • years of continuous operation, it was closed by the Puritan government which closed all London theaters on moral grounds. The building was demolished ...
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  • nicknamed him "the last Puritan" for his views; in 1788 he would write in his diary regarding the federalist and anti-federalist factions ...
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  • from Northampton, Massachusetts, who came from Puritan and Calvinist roots, but emphasized the importance and power of immediate, personal religious ...
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  • The Christian ethic as interpreted by the Puritan middle class called for dedication to work, honesty, thrift, and charity. It was fundamentally ...
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  • largely as a reaction to the collapse of the Puritan era. He is often attributed to leading the way for notable playwrights such as William Congreve ...
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  • abbey suffered damage when it was attacked by Puritan iconoclasts, but was again protected by its close ties to the state during the Commonwealth period ...
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  • to rebel against the earlier strictures of the Puritan revolution. As tastes changed again, Congreve fell silent. For the majority of his life, he lived ...
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  • century through certain Reformed and Puritan scholars, and the Great ... premillennialism." In the New World, Puritan ministers such as Thomas ...
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  • played an important role in advancing Puritan and separatist principles. Robert Browne, John Greenwood, Henry Barrowe, and the future Pilgrim ...
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  • non-conformist clergymen and closing Puritan organizations. This was ... *Gardiner, Samuel Rawson, ed. The Constitutional Documents of the ...
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