A person who tells a true or fictional story
In England, Henry VIII opposed the Roman Catholic Church and the Pope's supremacy, and founded the Church of England (also known as Anglican Church).
However, starting from the XVI century, the so-called Puritans started their religious activism and assembling, under the belief that the Church of England should banish all remnants of Catholic doctrine and religious practices.
First of all, they opposed the King's religious supremacy, which had only replaced Pope's supremacy. According to them, only Christ had such power and dignity as to rule over the church.
Second, they wanted to get rid of all church rituals and decorations, some of which had survived.
The nation’s final reaction to Senator McCarthy’s anti-communist crusade was: <span> In 1954, the Senate censured McCarthy and condemned his methods
Back then, McCarthy threw a lot of accusation to Government officials regarding their status as Soviets spy. What concern the senates was that a lot of his accusation did not have any evidence to back it up.</span>
I would say that the answer is 'the poet uses dashes to slow readers down as they read through the poem', but that's kind of debatable. It doesn't fit any of the other answers, though.
This is a passage with a list.
