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Because Slavery is Evil, and William Penn a great Christian/Quaker was opposed to the Evil practice of Slavery.
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Did William penn have slaves?
No. He was a Quaker and they didn't believe in slavery.
How did William miller feel about slavery?
There have been several William Millers in US history of an appropriate time to weigh in on the slavery debate. Please clarify who you are talking about.
Who believed that slavery was a moral issue?
Abraham Lincoln and William Lloyd Garrison both believed that slavery was a moral issue.
What is the origin of the Republican Party?
In the simplest terms I can think of, the Republican party was formed in the 1850s (Lincoln's days) as a largely anti-slavery party to oppose the Democrats.
Who was a professor at William and Mary college that was a noted defender of slavery?
Thomas R. Dew
Did William Byrd oppose slavery?
yes and he sucked dick
Did William penn have slaves?
No. He was a Quaker and they didn't believe in slavery.
Who first settled in philadelphia?
William Penn
Who was William penn and sir george calvert of Pennsylvania and Maryland?
proprietors
Who was the leader of the quaker?
william penn
When did William Penn remarry?
When did William Penn remarry
What did William Penn do for a living?
William penn was cool
How did William Penn help the people in Delaware?
William penn/how did he become a leader William penn/how did he become a leader
Was Pennsylvania against slavery or pro slavery?
Not slave. Pennsylvania was begun by Quaker William Penn and the Quakers were against slavery. Penn understood discrimination since he had experienced it in England as a Quaker. He got the land grant from the king after his father died and the king gave him the grant to settle a debt he had with the father.
How old was William penn when he died?
When William Penn Died He was 74 years old
Who created Pennsylvania as a home for Quakers escaping persecution in New England?
William Penn
Who founded Philadelphia?
William Penn founded the city of Philadelphia.
