Explore the life and legacy of William Penn, the English Quaker who founded the Province of Pennsylvania, in this compelling biography by Rupert S. Holland. Delve into the story of a man whose vision for religious freedom shaped the landscape of colonial America. "William Penn" offers readers a detailed account of his life, from his conversion to Quakerism to his establishment of Pennsylvania as a haven for those seeking liberty of conscience.
Discover the historical context surrounding Penn's endeavors and his profound impact on early American history. This carefully prepared edition illuminates Penn's role not only as a historical figure but also as a champion of religious tolerance and a key player in the development of the United States. A valuable resource for anyone interested in American colonial history, Quaker history, or the pursuit of religious freedom.
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