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Of course it was William Penn. If William Penn was the proprietor of Pennsylvania then he was most definitley the proprietor of Delaware. It was asking WHO is the proprietor of both of those states are. There wasn't two people.

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Of course it was William Penn. If William Penn was the proprietor of Pennsylvania then he was most definitley the proprietor of Delaware. It was asking WHO is the proprietor of both of those states are. There wasn't two people.

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