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... occasion that he had no desire to go upon his travels again , whatever James
might wish . When it became currently reported all over the American colonies
that this bigoted Catholic would 6 THE WITCH OF SALEM .
... occasion that he had no desire to go upon his travels again , whatever James
might wish . When it became currently reported all over the American colonies
that this bigoted Catholic would 6 THE WITCH OF SALEM .
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As the wounded man recovered he became more silent and melancholy . He had
not even spoken his name and seldom uttered a word unless addressed . One
night this mysterious stranger disappeared from the widow's cottage . He might ...
As the wounded man recovered he became more silent and melancholy . He had
not even spoken his name and seldom uttered a word unless addressed . One
night this mysterious stranger disappeared from the widow's cottage . He might ...
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William Penn , the son of , a distinguished English admiral , became an early
convert to this religion . At an early age , while at college , he embraced the
doctrines and adopted the mode of life of George Fox and his followers . When
his father ...
William Penn , the son of , a distinguished English admiral , became an early
convert to this religion . At an early age , while at college , he embraced the
doctrines and adopted the mode of life of George Fox and his followers . When
his father ...
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they voted in a body to accept the new charter , and became at once a
representative republican government , with free religious toleration , with justice
, for its foundation , and the proprietor , unlike those of other provinces ,
surrendered to the ...
they voted in a body to accept the new charter , and became at once a
representative republican government , with free religious toleration , with justice
, for its foundation , and the proprietor , unlike those of other provinces ,
surrendered to the ...
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A period of theological and political excitement in England followed , in which
William Penn became involved . William Penn and the new king had long been
personal friends , and through the influence of the honest Quaker , twelve
hundred ...
A period of theological and political excitement in England followed , in which
William Penn became involved . William Penn and the new king had long been
personal friends , and through the influence of the honest Quaker , twelve
hundred ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Columbian Historical Novels, Volume 7 Columbian Historical Novels, John Roy Musick |
| Author | John Roy Musick |
| Publisher | R.H. Whitten Company, 1906 |
| Original from | University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign |
| Digitized | 24 Apr 2015 |
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