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instanceOf
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Quaker
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colonial governor
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human
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political philosopher
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advocatedFor
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freedom of conscience
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religious toleration
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separation of powers
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trial by jury
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birthDate
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1644-10-14
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birthPlace
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Kingdom of England
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London
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burialPlace
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Buckinghamshire
→
Jordan's Meeting House burial ground
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countryOfCitizenship
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Kingdom of England
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deathDate
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1718-07-30
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deathPlace
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Berkshire
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Kingdom of Great Britain
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Ruscombe
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educatedAt
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Chigwell School
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Christ Church, Oxford
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ethnicGroup
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English
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familyName
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Penn
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father
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Sir William Penn
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William Penn the Elder
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founded
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Philadelphia
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Province of Pennsylvania
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fullName
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William Penn
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givenName
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William
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heldPosition
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Governor of Pennsylvania
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Proprietor of the Province of Pennsylvania
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influenced
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American founding fathers
→
United States constitutional thought
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knownFor
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advocacy of religious freedom
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fair dealings with Native Americans
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founding Pennsylvania
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promotion of representative government
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movement
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Religious Society of Friends
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notableWork
|
Frame of Government of Pennsylvania
→
No Cross, No Crown
→
Some Fruits of Solitude
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politicalIdeology
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liberalism
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republicanism
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religion
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Quakerism
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residence
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Pennsbury Manor
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Philadelphia
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spouse
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Gulielma Maria Springett
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Hannah Callowhill Penn
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wroteAbout
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civil government
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peace and nonviolence
→
religious liberty
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