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5 November, 19:53

Why did William Penn dislike cities?

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  1. 5 November, 22:18
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    The answer is William Penn dislike the cities because he was a depressed by the mood of the city and his ailing father so that also the reason why he returned to Ireland. William Penn is a founder of the English North American colony Pennsylvania province and advocate of democracy.
  2. 5 November, 22:32
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    It was because it was crowded and dirty
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