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Pennsylvania (/ˌpɛnsɪlˈveɪniə/ PEN-sil-VAY-nee-ə, lit. 'Penn's
forest country'),
officially the
Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania (Pennsylvania Dutch: Pennsilfaani)...
- The
Newseum was an
American museum at 555
Pennsylvania Avenue NW, in Washington, D.C.,
dedicated to news and
journalism that
promoted free
expression and...
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Market Street,
originally known as High Street, is a
major east–west
highway and
street in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
United States. The
street is signed...
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Province of
PENSYLVANIA for the
State House in
PhiladA P**** and Stow
Philada MDCCLIII At the time, "
Pensylvania" was an
accepted alternative...
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Fauncetown is an
unincorporated community in
Crawford County, Pennsylvania,
United States. "Fauncetown, Pennsylvania".
Geographic Names Information System...
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Peter (December 21, 1749). "A
Description of the
Great Black Wasp, from
Pensylvania[sic], as
communicated from Mr. John
Bartam to Mr.
Peter Collinson, F...
- Act to
restrain the
Trade and
Commerce of the
Colonies of New Jersey,
Pensylvania, Maryland, Virginia, and
South Carolina, to
Great Britain, Ireland, and...
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eighth edition of his
Gardeners Dictionary, as "grow[ing]
naturally in
Pensylvania [sic] and Maryland". The
plant has
pinnately compound leaves with 5–11...
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transcribed this
phrase with and
without the apostrophe. The
spelling Pensylvania is used in the list of
signatories at the
bottom of page 4 of the original...
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chorographical description…, 1748. The
Drawing and
Writing Tutor, 1748. The
Pensylvania and
Philadelphia writing-master. A new
county copy-book. 1750. The surrey...
