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William Penn

APPENDIX

George P. (George Putnam) Upton translation

The following is a chronological statement of the more important events in William Penn’s life:

1644Birth

1658Death of Oliver Cromwell

1659Penn enters Oxford

1660Expulsion from Oxford

1660Visits Germany

1664War between England and Holland

1665Penn in the naval service

1667Adopts the Quaker faith

1668Begins preaching

1670Penn’s arrest

1672Marriage

1673Fresh Quaker persecutions

1677Visits Holland

1681Royal cession of land to Penn

1682Penn goes to America

1682Founding of Philadelphia

1682Treaty made with the Indians

1683The new constitution accepted

1684Penn returns to England

1685Death of Charles the Second

1688Dethronement of James

1696Second marriage

1699Penn returns to America

1701Penn goes back to England

1702Penn imprisoned for debt

1710Penn retires to private life

1718Death of William Penn

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Translated from the German by GEORGE P. UPTON

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