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Philadelphia, the homes of William Penn, |Benjamin Franklin, and the Liberty Bell, was first occupied by Native Americans. In the 17th cent. there was a Swedishsettlement; the land was soon claimed by the Dutch and then contested by the British.William Penn acquired it through a grant from Charles II of England and in 1682 foundedPhiladelphia, the "City of Brotherly Love," intended as a refuge for the peaceableQuakers, hence the nickname Quaker City. Its commercial, industrial, and cultural growthwas rapid, and by 1774 it was second only to London as the largest English-speaking city.It was the seat of the Continental Congress and served as the American capital from 1777to 1788, except during the British occupation (Oct., 1777-June, 1778) after the battle ofBrandywine.It was the capital of the new republic from 1790 to 1800, as well as the statecapital (to 1799). The two Banks of the United States (1791-1811; 1816-36) that were thereare examples of Greek revival architecture.Philadelphia Bible-Christian Church, 1817-1917 |

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