Significados de english puritans em inglês

From the English Puritans no aid was now to be expected.

Between the Huguenots and the English Puritans there was a double tie of sympathy.

The English Puritans, under Charles the First, prevailed on the Scotch to invade England.

The arrogance of the House of Stuart compelled English Puritans to seek refuge in America.

The Huguenots like English Puritans, and the Scotch Irish, have made their mark in North America.

The English Puritans, moreover, were of two classes.

The English Puritans repressed a good deal, but even they were too English to repress their feelings.

Knox's favourite candidate was Lord Robert Dudley: despite his notorious character he sometimes favoured the English Puritans.

We know that what the English Puritans especially resented in Prince Rupert was his insistence on regimental prayers.

The English Puritans of the really Puritan time had freedom of conversation which would horrify us of to-day.

Their embarkation in April, 1630, was the signal for a general movement on the part of the English Puritans.

Great as the differences are, very much of this Anglo-Saxon pagan spirit persists centuries later in the English Puritans.

To speak plainly, the English Puritans regarded their former prelatical and conformist associates as traitors to a holy cause.

The English puritans, restrained at home, fled for freedom to America, and established there the four governments of New England.

These were the Germans, Moravians, Swedes, Norwegians, Finns, Danes, Dutch, Walloons, Swiss, Scotch, Scotch-Irish, French Huguenots, and the English Puritans.

The English Puritans received their revelation in one way; the Dutch traders and farmers in another; but it was the same revelation.