The Puritans were harsh people who treated their children with sternness and had little use for play of any sort.

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The Puritans believed in the importance of hard work and religious devotion but also valued family and community. They did have strict discipline for children, but they also recognized the importance of play and leisure in moderation, seeing them as part of God's creation to be enjoyed.

The Puritans Were Harsh People Who Treated Their Children with Sternness