The Making of American Democracy: 1492-1865Ray Allen Billington Holt, Rinehart and Winston, 1962 |
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... Puritanism . Samuel Eliot Morison , a noted student of Puri- tan culture , seeks to correct the modern image of the Puritan : 11 Who were these puritans , and what did they propose to do ? They were a party in the Church of England that ...
... Puritanism . Samuel Eliot Morison , a noted student of Puri- tan culture , seeks to correct the modern image of the Puritan : 11 Who were these puritans , and what did they propose to do ? They were a party in the Church of England that ...
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... Puritan virtues in relation to poli- tics , education , and morality . The following comments are parts of an extended comparison between Puritanism in old and New England : 12 Let us return to the Puritan's impact on politics . Among ...
... Puritan virtues in relation to poli- tics , education , and morality . The following comments are parts of an extended comparison between Puritanism in old and New England : 12 Let us return to the Puritan's impact on politics . Among ...
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... Puritan Principles and the Modern World , " which was delivered in 1897 : " Puritanism stands for reality ; for charac- ter ; for clean living as a condition of public service ; for recognition of responsibility to God ; for the ...
... Puritan Principles and the Modern World , " which was delivered in 1897 : " Puritanism stands for reality ; for charac- ter ; for clean living as a condition of public service ; for recognition of responsibility to God ; for the ...
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