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Explore the life of William Penn, the visionary Quaker who founded Pennsylvania and championed religious freedom in colonial America. In "William Penn," George Hodges provides a compelling historical account of Penn's journey, from his conversion to Quakerism to his establishment of a colony built on principles of tolerance and self-governance.
Discover the challenges and triumphs of this remarkable figure as he navigated the complexities of 17th-century England and the New World. Learn about Penn's commitment to peaceful relations with Native American tribes and his enduring legacy as a champion of individual liberties.
This meticulously prepared print edition offers a valuable glimpse into the life and times of William Penn, a pivotal figure in American history whose ideals continue to resonate today. A must-read for anyone interested in Quaker history, colonial history, or the ongoing quest for religious freedom.
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