Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The General Title of the Penn Family to Pennsylvania
As the late Eli K. Price, Esq, wrote in 1871, in an article on The Proprietary Title of the Penns, published in The American Law Register For more than a cen tury few even in the legal profession have understood the precise nature of the title and the powers of the Penns to the soil in Pennsylvania; and they have always been so honorably represented as to give to settlers and purchasers entire confidence, without inquiry into the wills, articles of agreement, and marriage settlements of the family, few of which were of record or accessible within the province or State.
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