... William Penn . As he had not been able to hurt the father , he seized too eag- erly on any chance of injuring him through his son . Like nearly all the pamphlets of that time . ' The Sandy Foundation Shaken ' was printed without a ...
... William Penn . As he had not been able to hurt the father , he seized too eag- erly on any chance of injuring him through his son . Like nearly all the pamphlets of that time . ' The Sandy Foundation Shaken ' was printed without a ...
Mason Locke WEEMS. OF WILLIAM PENN , THE SETTLER OF PENNSYLVANIA , د THE FOUNDER OF PHILADELPHIA , AND ONE OF THE FIRST LAWGIVERS IN THE COLONIES , NOW UNITED STATES , IN 1682 . CONTAINING ALSO , HIS CELEBRATED TREATY WITH THE INDIANS ...
William Hepworth Dixon. 6 6 but Vincent's people cried , ' Yea , yea , let it be so ! ' Alone in that vast crowd of men , the Quakers were ... in author - craft which brought him into con- flict with men as swift to ... WILLIAM PENN .
... William Penn to America, Historical Society of Pennsylvania. fused the application from a sense of duty ... in author- ity are desirous to revive and to perpetuate , in a public sense ... William Penn , the founder of Pennsyl- 56.
... Penn asserted that the dogma so delivered by Vincent was not found in Holy Writ . Vincent answered by a syllogism . Quoting St. John ... in author - craft which brought him into con- flict with men as swift to ... WILLIAM PENN . 75.
William Hepworth Dixon. but Vincent's people cried , ' Yea , yea , let it be so ! ' Alone in that vast crowd of men , the Quakers were ... Father , the Word , and the Holy Spirit , and these three are one . ' These ... WILLIAM PENN .
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... د A د 7AP 59 د : William Penn . THE Scorned Quaker's True and Honeft ACCOUNT Both Why and William Pen's Testimony of S. F..
Henry Hudson and the Dutch . DUTCH PAMPHLET OF WILLIAM PENN , د 2 William Penn . The Swedes enjoyed the toleration of the Quaker gov- ernment and gradually became incorporated in the families of Delaware and adjacent states . Peterson ...