History, 27.06.2019 23:30 crawfordricky84

What was the chief goal of the puritans?
to achieve a lasting peace with the catholic nations of spain and france
to eliminate any traces of catholicism from the church of england
to assist henry viii in his quest for an annulment to his marriage
to create a hierarchy within the church of england modeled on that of the catholic church

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What was the chief goal of the puritans?
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