Progressive Pennsylvania: A Record of the Remarkable Industrial Development of the Keystone State, with Some Account of Its Early and Its Later Transportation Systems, Its Early Settlers, and Its Prominent Men |
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... afterwards embraced in the State of Delaware . The three Pennsylvania counties and the three Delaware counties were organized and their boundaries determined at the same session of the Assembly . In March , 1683 , the Assembly first met ...
... afterwards embraced in the State of Delaware . The three Pennsylvania counties and the three Delaware counties were organized and their boundaries determined at the same session of the Assembly . In March , 1683 , the Assembly first met ...
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... afterwards James the Second , was only nominal . The three counties into which this territory was divided were granted a separate legis- lature by Penn in 1703 , but they were otherwise subject to the control of the authorities of ...
... afterwards James the Second , was only nominal . The three counties into which this territory was divided were granted a separate legis- lature by Penn in 1703 , but they were otherwise subject to the control of the authorities of ...
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... afterwards remarks that " they added Penn to it . " To whom does the term " they " refer ? There are three con- siderations which point to the secretary and his assistants as the persons meant . First , if Penn had meant the king it is ...
... afterwards remarks that " they added Penn to it . " To whom does the term " they " refer ? There are three con- siderations which point to the secretary and his assistants as the persons meant . First , if Penn had meant the king it is ...
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... came in the early years after Penn had received his charter and many thousands came afterwards . The first emigrants from the Continent who accepted Penn's invitation 26 PROGRESSIVE PENNSYLVANIA . The People Who Settled Pennsylvania.
... came in the early years after Penn had received his charter and many thousands came afterwards . The first emigrants from the Continent who accepted Penn's invitation 26 PROGRESSIVE PENNSYLVANIA . The People Who Settled Pennsylvania.
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... afterwards followed by thirteen Mennonite families , em- bracing thirty - three persons , from Crefeld , a German town on the border of Holland , some of whom were Germans while others were Hollanders . On the land acquired from Penn by ...
... afterwards followed by thirteen Mennonite families , em- bracing thirty - three persons , from Crefeld , a German town on the border of Holland , some of whom were Germans while others were Hollanders . On the land acquired from Penn by ...
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