William Penn and the founding of Pennsylvania : a documentary history

Jean R. Soderlund

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Illustrations and Maps Acknowledgments Introduction Editorial Method A William Penn Chronology, 1680-1684 I. Negotiating the Charter for Pennsylvania, May 1680-March 1681 II. The Charter of Pennsylvania, 4 March 1681 III. Promoting the New Colony, March 1681-June 1681 IV. Selling Land to the First Purchasers, July 1681-December 1681 V. The Frame of Government of Pennsylvania VI. Preparing to Leave for Pennsylvania, January 1682-September 1682 VII. First Months in America, October 1682-May 1683 VIII. The Pennsylvania General Assembly, 10 March 1683-4 April 1683 IX. Conflict with Lord Baltimore, June 1683-August 1683 X. Negotiating with the Indians, August 1683-December 1683 XI. Friction with the Colonists, January 1684-July 1684 XII. Return to England, August 1684 Abbreviations Glossary Suggestions for Further Reading Index

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