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| Inherited the land of Pennsylvania from his father, who recieved it for his support of Parlaiment in the English civil war. A Quaker. Ran the colony idealistically. | |
| A publisher, inventer, philosopher, and statesman born in Boston who made his home in Philadelphia. Considered the epitome of the Enlightenment, was the 'first American celebrity'. | |
| William Penn's method of running Pennsylvania under the theory that worshippers of God, regardless of denomination, would set aside their differences for the commonwealth. | |
| Pacifism, no oaths of allegiance, egaltarianism, inner light | |
| An itenerant Quaker preacher who travelled the colonies spreading various messages, particularly advocating against slavery. | |
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