ennsylvania Historical Society Memoirs (vols. i., ii.,
iii.). Also the Correspondence between William Penn and James
Logan, edited for this Society, by Edward Armstrong.

5. The Penns and the Penningtons, by Maria Webb (London, 1867),
containing family letters.

6. Recent biographies of Penn: by William Hepworth Dixon (1851), by
Samuel M. Janney (1852), by John Stoughton (1882), by Sydney George
Fisher (1900).

The Riverside Press
_Electrotyped and printed by H. O. Houghton & Co._
_Cambridge, Mass., U. S. A._

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Transcriber's note

The following changes have been made to the text:

In the TOC "58" changed to "53".

Page 23: "seventeeenth" changed to "seventeenth".

Page 42: "Quaker brethen" changed to "Quaker brethren".

Page 49: "died when he" changed to "died when she".

Page 57: "serious inprisonment" changed to "serious imprisonment".

Page 62: "body prevented" changed to "body prevented it".

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