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Meaning of "was a puritan"
was a puritan: Refers to someone who strictly adhered to moral or religious principles, often associated with the Puritans, a group of English Protestants in the 16th and 17th centuries known for their strict beliefs and practices
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was a puritan
You can see that he was a puritan.
Whether it was a puritan revolution or a bourgeois revolution.
None of these was a Puritan.
He was a puritan and so interested in the religious controversies of the time.
Bainbridge was a puritan.
Was a puritan minister.
Cromwell was a puritan.
He was a Puritan and wrote on religious themes.
William Gurnell was a Puritan writer.
She was a puritan from the Plymouth.
Temple, like most members of his family, was a puritan and supported Parliament against the King.
Stubbes was a Puritan and the in observance of the Sabbath was on principle wholly unacceptable.
Like his father and his patron Jewel, Garbrand was a Puritan.
He was a Puritan preacher.
Paul Hood was a Puritan sympathiser.
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He was a Puritan and sided with the Parliamentary cause during the Civil War.
His father, Harmon Morse, was a puritan farmer, who considered all forms of recreation objectionable.
Was a Puritan missionary to the American Indians whom some called “ the apostle to the Indians.
Yes there was a Puritan Hotel on the north shore, Sir.
Yes there was a Puritan Hotel on the north shore, Sir . that was ten years ago.
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The community was deeply religious and puritan
The puritan work ethic is fascinating to contemplate
