Early in that struggle the interests of wealth allied themselves to, and were mixed with, the violent religious passions of Puritanism. ... Therefore, as the struggle increased in violence, Laud became the target for a double attack. He had repressed Puritanism in religion; he had supported personal monarchy in politics. His person was seized by the rebels, he was imprisoned, and at last they put him to death.
— Oct 14, 2026 02:27PM
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