A History of the Friends in America
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A difference having arisen between these two men, William Penn was chosen arbitrator, who made an award. Edward Billinge became embarrassed in his circumstances, and he assigned his property to three of his fellow-members, one of whom was William Penn.' This was the beginning of William Penn's personal interest in America. The subsequent circumstances which led to the division of New Jersey into East and West Jersey and the disputes with Fenwicke cannot be entered into here. John Fenwicke with ...a company of emigrants landed June, 1675, on the shores of Delaware Bay, at a place they named Salem. Meantime William Penn and his co-pro- } Bancroft, (Last Revision), vol. i., p. 521 ; Bowden, vol. i., p.
387. See Jones, "Q. A. C," Book iv., by A. M. Gummere.
» " Journal," pp. 365, 370; Bumyeat, p. 45 ; Edmundson, p. 92.
» " Two West Jersey Tracts " (Reprint), New York, 1880.
Thomas Shourds, " History of Fenwick's Colony, etc.," Bridge- ton, N. J., 1876.
84 The Friends.
prietors issued a statement of their views in regard to the government of the province.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A difference having arisen between these two men, William Penn was chosen arbitrator, who made an award. Edward Billinge became embarrassed in his circumstances, and he assigned his property to three of his fellow-members, one of whom was William Penn.' This was the beginning of William Penn's personal interest in America. The subsequent circumstances which led to the division of New Jersey into East and West Jersey and the disputes with Fenwicke cannot be entered into here. John Fenwicke with ...a company of emigrants landed June, 1675, on the shores of Delaware Bay, at a place they named Salem. Meantime William Penn and his co-pro- } Bancroft, (Last Revision), vol. i., p. 521 ; Bowden, vol. i., p.
387. See Jones, "Q. A. C," Book iv., by A. M. Gummere.
» " Journal," pp. 365, 370; Bumyeat, p. 45 ; Edmundson, p. 92.
» " Two West Jersey Tracts " (Reprint), New York, 1880.
Thomas Shourds, " History of Fenwick's Colony, etc.," Bridge- ton, N. J., 1876.
84 The Friends.
prietors issued a statement of their views in regard to the government of the province.
What to read after A History of the Friends in America?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Allen Clapp Thomas to read onlineMoreLess
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