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USEFUL and ENTERTAINING HINTS from the Pennsylvania Magazine February, 1775. “The real value of a thing, Is as much money as ’twill bring.” IN the possession of the Philadelphia-Library Company (See Note), is a cabinet of Fossils, with several specimens of earth, clay, sand, &c. with some account of each, and where brought from. Note: […]

A DIALOGUE BETWEEN GENERAL WOLFE AND GENERAL GAGE IN A WOOD NEAR BOSTON This work is most likely written by an author we don’t have in our author-files to compare to, but Paine is definitely not the author. He does not rank in any significance in all the tests made with all possible authors. It