American Institutions and Their Preservation, Volume 1Norwood Press, 1927 - 403 pagina's |
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Pagina 74
... Quakers under William Penn had founded the commonwealth , and they lent sobriety , continuity , and even a somber hue to the Pennsylvania character . At one time three Quaker counties in Pennsylvania with less than half the population ...
... Quakers under William Penn had founded the commonwealth , and they lent sobriety , continuity , and even a somber hue to the Pennsylvania character . At one time three Quaker counties in Pennsylvania with less than half the population ...
Pagina 75
... Quakers wouldn't fight ; the Germans didn't want to fight ; the Scotch - Irish loved a fight . Hildreth says that in 1740 the Quak- ers in Pennsylvania were less than a third of the population , " but their wealth and union gave them ...
... Quakers wouldn't fight ; the Germans didn't want to fight ; the Scotch - Irish loved a fight . Hildreth says that in 1740 the Quak- ers in Pennsylvania were less than a third of the population , " but their wealth and union gave them ...
Pagina 76
... Quakers not only would not fight , but were opposed to higher education and gave themselves to money making . The Quakers produced William Penn , Benjamin West the painter , Whittier , Bayard Taylor , Generals Greene and Mifflin , and ...
... Quakers not only would not fight , but were opposed to higher education and gave themselves to money making . The Quakers produced William Penn , Benjamin West the painter , Whittier , Bayard Taylor , Generals Greene and Mifflin , and ...
Pagina 77
... a truculent and obstinate people . " 1 Certainly some of their characteristics as shown in Kentucky , and Tennes- see had an Irish tinge and tang . The Quakers of Pennsylvania 1 petitioned against their immigration and said they were a 77.
... a truculent and obstinate people . " 1 Certainly some of their characteristics as shown in Kentucky , and Tennes- see had an Irish tinge and tang . The Quakers of Pennsylvania 1 petitioned against their immigration and said they were a 77.
Pagina 82
... Quakers . " They brought to America no sub- missive love for England ; and their experience and their reli- gion alike bade them meet oppression with prompt resistance . " 3 Froude writes : " And so the emigration continued . The young ...
... Quakers . " They brought to America no sub- missive love for England ; and their experience and their reli- gion alike bade them meet oppression with prompt resistance . " 3 Froude writes : " And so the emigration continued . The young ...
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