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1. Shakespeare and the Golbe
   ... It was soon rebuilt on the same foundation in 1614, but again tragedy struck when Puritans closed the second Globe about thirty years later in 1642. ...
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2. Shakespeare and the Golbe en
   ... It was soon rebuilt on the same foundation in 1614, but again tragedy struck when Puritans closed the second Globe about thirty years later in 1642. ...
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3. the globe theater
   ... At that time the Puritans closed it. Two years later it was pulled down to build tenements and no one had kept complete and accurate plans of the theater. ...
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4. Globe Theatre
   ... 1642. In this year the Puritans closed down all theaters and other place that would supply entertainment to the people Unknown. In ...
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5. globe theater
   ... It was soon rebuilt, though, and remained open on its original foundations until the Puritans closed it in 1642 and the Globe II was torn down two years later ...
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6. Puritans Who Were They and W
   ... The Puritans shaped religion, social life and government in North America and ... Puritan reformists continued to complain and by 1900, many saloons were closed. ...
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7. English outline Growth of Modern English
   ... VIII. Addicted to the Theater A. The rise of the theater 1. For more than twenty years, while the puritans held power, the theaters in England were closed. ...
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8. Globe theater
   ... The reopened theatre stayed open for nearly thirty years before it was closed by the Puritans in 1642. All playhouses in London were closed down at the time. ...
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9. England 2
   ... The Puritans closed the theaters, changed the structure of the Church of England, and forced many of their religious beliefs on the people. ...
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10. Religion and Sport
    ... After all the pagan temples were closed and religious rites associated with ... Puritans were especially enraged by Sunday recreation and started campaigns against ...
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11. Goodman
    ... barely stood aside to let the narrow path creep through, and closed immediately behind ... Brown is hard to convince that his family and the Puritans in general are ...
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12. Globe
    ... They would have to stay closed for as long as the weather persisted. ... It stood for another thirty years, until 1644, when the Puritans ampquotrazedampquot it. ...
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13. The Globe Theater
    ... the plague came in 1603, the Globe Theater remained closed for eleven ... The Puritans, Christians that believed worldly things were sinful, were against theaters ...
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14. Crucible
    ... Then it closed. ... James I the same one who wrote the demonology book had granted a charter to the Massachusetts Bay Colony, under which the Puritans could own ...
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15. The Globe Theater
    ... 94. From 1642 until 1660, the Puritans forbid theatrical performances in England. Because of this, the Globe was closed in 1642. ...
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16. The Globe Theater
    ... 94. From 1642 until 1660, the Puritans forbid theatrical performances in England. Because of this, the Globe was closed in 1642. ...
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17. The Scarlet Letter
    ... Fear was the motivation that drove the Puritans to exclude Hester Prynne from ... This closed mindedness could only see hatred for Hester Prynne and the need to ...
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18. Recovering the Colonial, Beginning Again:
    ... from the Virginia colony Frethorne, Wingfield, and Smith, the Puritans Bradford/Morton ... sometimes view with dubiousness our charges about the closed nature ...
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19. Salem Witch Trials 2
    ... The Puritans of Massachusetts were the first to enforce a sense of political ... Brattle, Governor Phips ordered the Court of Oyer and Terminer be closed down and ...
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20. Salem Witch Trials
    ... The Puritans of Massachusetts were the first to enforce a sense of political ... Brattle, Governor Phips ordered the Court of Oyer and Terminer be closed down and ...
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21. Salem Witch Trials
    ... The Puritans of Massachusetts were the first to enforce a sense of political ... Brattle, Governor Phips ordered the Court of Oyer and Terminer be closed down and ...
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22. Light and the Glory
    ... The Puritans and the Pilgrims experienced incredible hardships, which forced their reliance on ... Because the port was closed, Boston had no way of providing food ...
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23. William Shakespeare
    ... religion, with expansion of the Anglican Church and the growing power of the Puritans. ... In the summer of 1592, the theaters were closed for almost two years ...
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24. Critical Analysis of Young Goodman Brown
    ... Neglecting the fact that the Puritans whipped Quakers and burned Indian villages, the reader ... The gloomy trees and the dark path, which closed behind him as he ...
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25. Causes of the American Revolution
    ... James I had urged those against the Church of England, such as the Puritans, to settle ... One law closed Boston Harbor until Bostonians paid for the destroyed tea ...
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26. Crying of lot 49
    ... Unlike the Maxwellamp39s Demon, inside a closed system, the reader and Oedipa are exposed to pynchonamp39s fictional system ... You guys, youamp39re like the Puritans about the ...
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27. Crying of lot 49
    ... Unlike the Maxwellamp39s Demon, inside a closed system, the reader and Oedipa are exposed to pynchonamp39s fictional system ... You guys, youamp39re like the Puritans about the ...
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28. Arthur Millers Death of a Salesman and The Crucible
    ... Indeed, the apparent difference between Proctor and the Puritans serves only to ... Stage productions and movie shows were closed because Senator Joseph McCarthy ...
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