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John Mason was not a Quaker; he was an English soldier and a colonial governor known for his role in the early 17th century, particularly in the establishment of New Hampshire. He is often associated with the Puritan movement rather than Quakerism. The Quakers, officially known as the Religious Society of Friends, emerged later in the 17th century, founded by George Fox in the 1650s. Mason's activities predated the formation of the Quaker community.
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