XXIV.

A N D L A S T L Y, That I the said _William Penn_, for myself, my Heirs

and Assigns, have solemnly declared, granted, and confirmed, and do

hereby solemnly declare, grant, and confirm, That neither I, my Heirs

nor Assigns, shall procure or do any Thing or Things, whereby the

Liberties in this Charter contained and expressed shall be infringed or

broken; and if any Thing be procured by any Person or Persons contrary

to these Premisses, it shall be held of no Force or Effect. I N W I T N E S S

whereof, I the said _William Penn_ have unto this present Charter

of Liberties set my Hand and broad Seal, this _five and twentieth_ Day

of the second Month, vulgarly called _April_, in the Year of our L O R D

_One Thousand Six Hundred and Eighty-two_.

William Penn.

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