Michael A. Mullett Quotes
Townspeople Themselves Were Eager For Change And Experiment. From Their Point Of View, Catholicism Was Tied In With Customs And Festivals That Made Sense In A Farming Community. People In Towns And Cities Needed To Have Their Industries Work Without Being Interrupted By All The Feast Days Of The Catholic Faith.
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