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A54139	Penn, William, 1644-1718.	The frame of the government of the province of Pennsilvania in America together with certain laws agreed upon in England by the governour and divers free-men of the aforesaid province : to be further explained and confirmed there by the first provincial council and General Assembly that shall be held, if they see meet.	1682		.xml	application/xml	7536	219	57	WHEREAS King Charles the Second , by his Letters Patents , under the Great Seal of England , for the Considerations therein mentioned , hath been graciously pleased to Give and Grant unto Me William Penn ( by the Name of William Penn Esquire , Son and Heir of Sir Willam Penn deceased ) and to My Heirs and Assigns forever , All that Tract of Land or Province , called Pennsilvania , in America , with divers great Powers , Preheminencies , Royalties , Jurisdictions and Authorities necessary for the Well-being and Government thereof . Now know Ye , That for the Well-being and Government of the said Province , and for the Encouragement of all the Free-men and Planters that may be therein concerned , in pursuance of the Powers aforementioned , I the said William Penn have Declared , Granted and Confirmed , and by these Presents for Me , my Heirs and Assigns do Declare , Grant and Confirm unto all the Free-men , Planters and Adventurers of , in and to the said Province These Liberties , Franchises and Properties to be held , enjoyed and kept by the Free-men , Planters and Inhabitants of and in the said Province of Pennsilvania forever .	cache/A54139.xml	txt/A54139.txt
