New Britain herald., 1930-02-25
N'DONALD PILOTS
 ], 5. TOURISTS
Guides Naval Delegates to "QuaLer Westminster Abbey"

et when inc First Guide of GrrI, Britain, Prime Minister Ramsay Macdonald, recently plotcd mem tcrs Of The American delegation to tho Naval Conference on a &U-mjlr trip through 4oWhrrn Huchjngham- shire.
 "Thrro thop>and miles separate inc White House in Washington from the hamlet Of Jordans, Buc'.- mghamshirc." say- a bulletin from ih" Washington. D. C. headquarters of Inc National Geographic Sociot*. 'Nct there can be read in the visit 10 Jordaus gesture of friendluesi to President Herbert Hoover.
 Burial plarc of William Penn
 "The simple. red-brick meeting house at Jordtus has bcen call Il tuo 'Quahcrs' Westminster Abbey In Inc peaceful graveyard lie huri- l tbo famous Quaker leader Williatl T,nn. founder of Pennsylvania. his two wives and five children; Thom- R. EIlwood. secretary to John Ml- ten, and th" PcnningtoUs, early leaders Of the Society of Friends. who suffered persecution for their faith.
 "Jordans. which is l5 miles from Chcquors. lho official country home for Eneland's prcmicrs. is at the southern limit Of the historical pDI- grimagn circuit taken by the dcle- aateS Thy journey over tho rhjltcr1 Hills took inc touring delegates ana their families through Great Hamp- G-n. Hughoudrn. High Wycomha, HcacousfioId, rhulfout St Giles, Amorsham and back to Choque 's. This district, which is favorre WruE-nud retreat for Londonors, is about -5 miles uOrthW Of London.
 "NearlN all Of in" communities visited are homes of men whose fame. widespread in England. cross ts the ocean. Great Hampden is the hcme Of Walter Hampdcn. who fought inc battle against taxation without representation in Itn@lU1 a century and a half before ii had ro be- rcrou2ht in America: Hugh"h- den is the home or Earl Of E .,- constield. better known as Disra ii twice prime minister, BcacOnStl"i I4 the home of Edmund Burke, the Irish champion of )thn AmrricI1 colonies: and Chalfout St. Giles is inc village Whor" John Milton to3K cottage while the plague ragged n London. In "halfout St. Giles na ccmplr1rd Paradise Lost
 The Origin of "ParHhi>c Hcgainc,i"
 "prim" Minister Macdonald prob ably told 'h" party, when it rcach-j Nltou'# cottage. or how the po.. gave thn manuscript Of ParadIse Lost 10 his Quaker secretary, Thom- a. IIlVood, 10 rnad. Milton urged him 10 make any suggestions tha. cuua 10 his mind.
 "'Hr asked m" how liked t and what thought of it. wroDc Eu- 1 cod in his ruiobJo-raphN (which l l modcstly. but freely, told him. and. after some further discour~" ahoul il, pleasantly s1id to him. Thou hast said much here Of parl- disc Lost bat what hast thou 10 sa}. of Paradise Found"'"
 "Ellwood's remark. it i- believed, prompted Milton 10 write raradise lto-anrd.'
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