In which year did the puritans control most of England?

The puritans were a religious group in England that advocated for the purification of the Church of England. They believed in a more strict interpretation of the Bible and sought to reform the church's practices. While they had a significant influence in England during the 16th and 17th centuries, they never controlled most of England.

When did the Britons invade Britain?

What is the most enduring contribution of rome?

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