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How were women seen in Puritan society? as equal to men and responsible for preaching as closer to God than men and responsible for making community rules as examples of holiness and encouraged to say

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How were women seen in Puritan society?

as equal to men and responsible for preaching

as closer to God than men and responsible for making community rules

as examples of holiness and encouraged to say what they believed

as less important than men and expected to stay quiet

How were women seen in Puritan society?

as equal to men and responsible for preaching

as closer to God than men and responsible for making community rules

as examples of holiness and encouraged to say what they believed

as less important than men and expected to stay quiet

How were women seen in Puritan society?

as equal to men and responsible for preaching

as closer to God than men and responsible for making community rules

as examples of holiness and encouraged to say what they believed

as less important than men and expected to stay quiet

How were women seen in Puritan society?

as equal to men and responsible for preaching

as closer to God than men and responsible for making community rules

as examples of holiness and encouraged to say what they believed

as less important than men and expected to stay quiet

how were women seen in purtains society

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