An organization formed by the puritans in the 1640s

I dont get this question...but here? The Church of England Some Puritans favored a presbyterian form of church organization; others, more radical, began to claim autonomy for individual congregations. Still others were content to remain within the structure of the national church, but set themselves against Catholic and episcopal authority.

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The Church of England

Some Puritans favored a presbyterian form of church organization; others, more radical, began to claim autonomy for individual congregations.

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