Memoirs of Benjamin Franklin, Band 2M'Carty & Davis, 1834 |
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... kind of patriarch , to Pennsylva- nia ; as also , what failures in his conduct to- wards them were complained of by them ; and as to the conduct of the several assem- blies , which , in the several periods of this in- terval ...
... kind of patriarch , to Pennsylva- nia ; as also , what failures in his conduct to- wards them were complained of by them ; and as to the conduct of the several assem- blies , which , in the several periods of this in- terval ...
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... kind may be offered in the ensuing session . I persuade myself you will give your agent full instructions upon this subject , in case it should become necessary for him to oppose it : the honourable proprie- taries at that time laboured ...
... kind may be offered in the ensuing session . I persuade myself you will give your agent full instructions upon this subject , in case it should become necessary for him to oppose it : the honourable proprie- taries at that time laboured ...
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... kind , extending the excise act ten years ( now near expired ) for a grant of five thou- sand pounds only ; and we never heard that he incurred the royal displeasure for so doing . As the sum we grant is double , we had no expectation ...
... kind , extending the excise act ten years ( now near expired ) for a grant of five thou- sand pounds only ; and we never heard that he incurred the royal displeasure for so doing . As the sum we grant is double , we had no expectation ...
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... he might , or might not , be safe in passing a bill of the kind mentioned in his state of the case , could regard himself only , and does , by no means , And the answer to the second was as fol- lows PENNSYLVANIA . 57.
... he might , or might not , be safe in passing a bill of the kind mentioned in his state of the case , could regard himself only , and does , by no means , And the answer to the second was as fol- lows PENNSYLVANIA . 57.
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... kind , under a king , who has been graciously pleased to declare , that nothing in this world can give him so much pleasure as to see his subjects a flou- rishing and happy people , ' is so foreign from our thoughts , and we trust will ...
... kind , under a king , who has been graciously pleased to declare , that nothing in this world can give him so much pleasure as to see his subjects a flou- rishing and happy people , ' is so foreign from our thoughts , and we trust will ...
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