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LEADER: 01278cam 22001935 4500
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035 $a(CaOTULAS)108199483
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050 0 $aJC177$b.A3 1894
051 $cCopy 2.
100 10 $aPaine, Thomas,$d1737-1809.
245 10 $aWritings;
260 0 $aNew York,$bPutnam,$c1894-96.
300 $a4 v.$c23 cm.
505 0 $av. 1. 1774-1779. Introduction.--Prefatory note to Paine's first essay.--African slavery in America.--A dialogue between General Wolfe and General Gage in a wood near Boston.--The magazine in America.--Useful and entertaining hints.--New anecdotes of Alexander the Great.--Reflections on the life and death of Lord Clive.--Cupid and Hymen.--Duelling.--Reflections on titles.--The dream interpreted.--Reflections on unhappy marriages.--Thoughts on defensive war.--An occasional letter on the female sex.--A serious thought.--Common sense.--Epistle to Quakers.--The forester's letters.--A dialogue.--The American crisis.--Retreat across the Delaware.--Letter to Franklin in Paris.--The affair of Silas Deane.--To the public on Mr. Deane's affair.--Messrs. Deane, Jay, and Gerard.
700 11 $aConway, Moncure Daniel,$d1832-1907.$eed.