General Title of the Penn Family to Pennsylvania, an Abstract Prepared by the Honorable John Cadwala

"The General Title of the Penn Family to Pennsylvania, an Abstract Prepared by the Honorable John Cadwalader" delves into the complex history of land ownership and legal claims surrounding the Penn family's title to the Province of Pennsylvania. This meticulously researched abstract, prepared by the esteemed John Cadwalader, offers a detailed examination of the historical documents and legal arguments underpinning the Penn family's claim. Supplemented by the historical expertise of William Brooke Rawle, this work provides invaluable insights into the colonial history of Pennsylvania and the intricate dynamics of land rights during that era.

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