Published by Random House
186 pages
Copyright 1961
5.75x8.5 inches
DESCRIPTION:
When young Will Penn rode up to London to see the coronation parade with his father, a famouse British admiral, he was already a rebel at heart. Will believed in democracy and religious freedom -- dangerously unpopular ideas in England in those days. And eventually his beliefes would take him across 3,000 miles of ocean to found the colony of Pennsylvania. Hildegarde Dolson gives a lively, colorful account of how Penn and the men he called "brave adventurers" built a haven of liberty in America.
Condition:
This book is in very good condition. The dust jacket has wear along most of the edges, with small 1/4 inch tears here and there. The book itself is in excellent condition. Inside pages are all intact and clean, without rips or creases. A price has been written in pencil on the inside front cover. See pictures for details.
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