The Works of Benjamin Franklin: Containing Several Political and Historical Tracts Not Included in Any Former Edition, and Many Letters, Official and Private, Not Hitherto Published; with Notes and a Life of the Author by Jared Sparks, Band 3Childs & Peterson, 1840 |
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... hope it neither will nor can interfere with the royal prerogatives . " It may be presumed , the representatives of this province , when met in their assemblies , have some valuable privileges yet left in framing their laws , to do ...
... hope it neither will nor can interfere with the royal prerogatives . " It may be presumed , the representatives of this province , when met in their assemblies , have some valuable privileges yet left in framing their laws , to do ...
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... hope by such a conference to obtain an agreement ; but we , being , from many circumstances attending the bill , without such hope at present , contented ourselves with laying be- fore the governor , in a message , our reasons for nol ...
... hope by such a conference to obtain an agreement ; but we , being , from many circumstances attending the bill , without such hope at present , contented ourselves with laying be- fore the governor , in a message , our reasons for nol ...
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... hope , since he retains our bill , that it will be seriously and duly con- sidered by them ; and that the same regard for the public welfare which induced them unanimously to ad- vise his intended journey , will induce them as unani ...
... hope , since he retains our bill , that it will be seriously and duly con- sidered by them ; and that the same regard for the public welfare which induced them unanimously to ad- vise his intended journey , will induce them as unani ...
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Papers relating to a Plan of Union of the Colonies adopt | 22 |
Plan of Union adopted by the Convention at Albany | 36 |
Three Letters to Governor Shirley | 56 |
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