Letter

 1 IV|           the illustrious William Penn, who established the power
 2 IV|          only son of Vice-Admiral Penn, favourite of the Duke of
 3 IV| afterwards King James II.~William Penn, at twenty years of age,
 4 IV|           him out of doors. Young Penn gave God thanks for permitting
 5 IV|          dwindle away, daily; and Penn being young, handsome, and
 6 IV|         and "excellency." William Penn returned soon to England
 7 IV|        all to no purpose.~William Penn inherited very large possessions,
 8 IV|        those owing from the king. Penn was obliged to go more than
 9 IV|        raised to sovereign power. Penn set sail for his new dominions
10 IV|         Pennsylvania from William Penn, who there founded Philadelphia,
11 IV|         came in crowds to William Penn, and besought him to admit
12 IV|        against the other.~William Penn might glory in having brought
13 IV|      enemy, is to be opposed. But Penn did not think himself bound
14 IV|        they possess at this time. Penn having at last seen Quakerism