William Penn referred to his colony as a holy experiment because

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Atan · Answer 1 · 2016-06-16T03:27:46+0000

William Penn referred to his colony as a holy experiment because he was a firm believer in religious liberty and tolerance, since he himself was a Quaker who had been persecuted against.

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