At the origins of American history

Pennsylvania is one of the 13 initial states of the United States. Pennsylvania arose in 1681 as an English colony intended for the settlement of quakers. The Quakers had a reputation for stubborn religious eccentrics, who understood Christianity in a peculiar way: they did not remove the hats even before the most important bosses, addressed everyone to "you" (Thou instead of You), did not call the summer month of July, but the day of the week (Wednesday) to Do not honor the pagan Julia Caesar and the pagan god Vodan (Wodan) The Quarry colony quickly became prosperous, and its main city Philadelphia is the most comfortable in America. The book describes the first 20 years of Pennsylvania history, an attempt is made to determine the significance of Pennsylvania in the process of becoming independent USA in comparison with Virginia, Massachusetts, New York