FTP identify this man who received a grant from Charles II to found a safe haven for Quakers.
This man's works included The Sandy Foundation Shaken, in which he questioned the concept of the Holy Trinity, and No Cross, No Crown, written while imprisoned. His arrest with William Mead provided the basis for Bushell's Case, which established the independence of the English jury. Later he would become known for supposedly concluding a "Great Treaty" at Shackamaxon and buying land from the Lenni Lenape tribe, led by Chief Tammany. His First Frame of Government established the right of all property-owning men to vote and hold office, and granted religious freedom to all Christians in the colony that he founded. FTP identify this man who received a grant from Charles II to found a safe haven for Quakers.
This man's works included The Sandy Foundation Shaken, in which he questioned the concept of the Holy Trinity, and No Cross, No Crown, written while imprisoned.
William {Penn}