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... Puritan side . This was the land of Mary's martyrs and Cromwell's Ironsides , and of the exiles who were planting the wilderness of New England with the village names of Lincolnshire and Suffolk . Here were the dioceses which tormented ...
... Puritan side . This was the land of Mary's martyrs and Cromwell's Ironsides , and of the exiles who were planting the wilderness of New England with the village names of Lincolnshire and Suffolk . Here were the dioceses which tormented ...
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... Puritan zone , swarming with small industrial towns from which proceeded in the second generation a steady race of Whig squires . The Methuens , the Longs , and the Trenchards may stand for a hundred famous Opposition families , and ...
... Puritan zone , swarming with small industrial towns from which proceeded in the second generation a steady race of Whig squires . The Methuens , the Longs , and the Trenchards may stand for a hundred famous Opposition families , and ...
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... Puritan Essex , far more the rifts between men of one family , whereby we find , for example , Cromwells and Fleetwoods in either camp - such instances could be multiplied in every shire , and warn us that division of ideas had passed ...
... Puritan Essex , far more the rifts between men of one family , whereby we find , for example , Cromwells and Fleetwoods in either camp - such instances could be multiplied in every shire , and warn us that division of ideas had passed ...
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... Puritan Commons than by the Crown , which in Star Chamber and Council had at least endeavoured to protect tenant - right , to maintain wages , and to check enclosure . The ruling force in this period , over - riding all the motives we ...
... Puritan Commons than by the Crown , which in Star Chamber and Council had at least endeavoured to protect tenant - right , to maintain wages , and to check enclosure . The ruling force in this period , over - riding all the motives we ...
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... Puritan tenants ; ' how perfidiously and treacher- ously these have done against King and Master'.3 This social order , offences against which were so jealously resented , was in fact not merely predominant but daily growing stronger ...
... Puritan tenants ; ' how perfidiously and treacher- ously these have done against King and Master'.3 This social order , offences against which were so jealously resented , was in fact not merely predominant but daily growing stronger ...
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