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Timothy Dexter’s brief, self-written book mixes claims about his life with pronouncements on money, religion, and public affairs, addressing readers he hopes to impress with his importance. Among his schemes is a museum guarded by lions, and he invokes George Washington as a father figure. Elsewhere, he complains that people covet his fortune and condemns the world’s abundance of lies. His unconventional spelling and abrupt shifts of thought make the voice unmistakable, though following it can take patience.
