William Penn

By

Sydney George Fisher

Author of “The True Benjamin Franklin,” “Men, Women, and
Manners in Colonial Times," "The Making of Pennsyl-
vania,” “The Evolution of the Constitution," etc.

Illustrated

"In deeds of daring rectitude"

George Eliot

Philadelphia

J. B. Lippincott Company

ELECTROTYPED AND PRINTED BY J. B. LIPPINCOTT COMPANY, PHILADELPHIA, U.S. A.

X-PENN BECOMES RICH, AND ALSO, THEY SAID, A

DANGEROUS MAN

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XII.

PERSECUTION, OATHS, And ControverSY

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XIII.-TRAVELS IN HOLLAND AND POLITICS AT HOME

XIV. THE HOLY EXPERIMENT OF PENNSYLVANIA

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XI. REST AND A SWEETHEART

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XV. GREAT CARE WITH THE CONSTITUTION AND LAWS 217

XVI.-FIRST VISIT TO THE PROVINCE.

XVII. RETURNS TO ENGLAND AND BECOMES A COURTIER 252

XVIII. SUPPORTS THE DESPOTISM OF JAMES II.

XIX. SUSPICIONS, CONSPIRACIES, AND HIDING

XX.-RETURNS TO HIS OLD WAY OF Life

XXI. PENNSYLVANIA AGAIN.

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XXII. A COURTIER AGAIN, AND AGAIN IN PRISON

XXIII. THE END.