People who live by Lying--A Case in point--H. Hodson Rugg's Account of
the Conversion of Ingersoll and 5,000 of his Followers--The "Identity of
Lost Israel with the British Nation"--Old Falsehoods about Infidels--The
New York Observer and Thomas Paine--A Rascally English Editor--The
Charge that Ingersoll's Son had been Converted--The Fecundity of
Falsehood.