one of the most re- markable facts of the time. It was found that these people were Germans from the country lying between Lan- dau, Spire and Manheim, reaching al- most to Cologne, commonly called the Palatinate. There were, however,many from other parts of Germany, princi- pally from Swabia and

Six Hundred and Eighty-one." No pamphlet copy of this tract is known. The other one was: "Some account of the Province of Pennsilvania in America; Lately Granted under the Great Seal of England to William Penn, etc., London; Printed and sold by Benjamin Clark, Bookseller, in George Yard, Lombard