William Penn and the Quakers
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Describes the Quaker's struggle for freedom of worship in 17th century England. Discusses how under William Penn's leadership of a colony was founded in America which was dedicated to freedom of speech and religion, and equality for all, and how an ample opportunity for trade, industry, and agriculture helped Pennsylvania develop into a political, economic, and cultural leader amoung the colonies. Collaborator: Ralph W. Cordier.
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