- When he was made Proprietor of his colony, William Penn became the largest landowner in the world.
- In an effort to promote peaceful solutions to world conflicts He proposed a council that would be made up of delegates from all of the nations of Europe.
- Although being the son of the head of the British Navy he chose to devote his life to peace and pacifism.
- During his lifetime not a single treaty that he had made with the Native tribes were ever broken.
- His city of "Brotherly Love" (or Phil-Adelphia), was the first planned, and surveyed city in the western hemisphere.
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When William Penn Died He was 74 years old
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William Penn traveled to Ireland, England, and the New World, which had Pennsylvania in it, too.
In 1677, William Penn led about 200 settlers to a town named Burlington. There, he named the area that was bought by him and others, "New Wales", then "Sylvania" (Latin for "forests or woods'"), which King Charles changed to "Pennsylvania" in honor of Penn's father, Admiral Sir William Penn.
William Penn was a very nice guy. He thought everyone should be treated the same, that is why he paid the Indians for their land.
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William Penn, b. 14 Oct 1644 d. 30 July 1718, founder and "Absolute Proprietor" of the Province of Pennsylvania. He was known as an early champion of democracy and religious freedom. He is famous for his treaty with the Lenape Indians.
When William Penn Died He was 74 years old
William Penn founded the city of Philadelphia.
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