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Letter from William Penn to Colonel Henry Sydney, 29th March 1681. Artist: William Penn

Letter from William Penn to Colonel Henry Sydney, 29th March 1681. Artist: William Penn


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Letter from William Penn to Colonel Henry Sydney, 29th March 1681. Artist: William Penn

Letter from William Penn to Colonel Henry Sydney, 29th March 1681. Letter from William Penn, founder of Pennsylvania, to Colonel Henry Sydney, Envoy at the Hague, afterwards Viscount Sydney and Earl of Romney, on the mutability and corruption of the world, mentioning his new granted province in America and asking for a letter to Colonel Russell in belhalf of Lieutenant Cook. From the fourth series of Facsimiles of royal, historical, literary and other autographs in the Department of Manuscripts, British Museum: Series I - V, (London, 1899)

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Colony Correspondence Corruption Earl Of Facsimile Henry Letter Penn Pennsylvania Romney Sidney Signature Sydney William Penn


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