"William Penn" by Rupert Sargent Holland is the historical story of a young man who rejects the expectations of his wealthy family in 17th-century England to join the Quakers. It tells how he faces conflict with his father and society because of his religious beliefs. The story follows Penn as he establishes a colony in America based on peace and religious freedom, showing his dedication to fair treatment for everyone, especially Indigenous peoples, during a time of major upheaval and change.
William Penn
By Rupert Sargent Holland
Witness the inspiring transformation of a privileged son into a courageous champion of religious freedom and equality as he risks everything to build a new world on principles of peace.
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