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... hope they will all in good time be promoted . He met and took two prizes , brigantines , one belonging to Cork , laden with staves , pitch , tar , turpentine , and claret ; the other to Hull , with a cargo of flaxseed and brandy . The ...
... hope they will all in good time be promoted . He met and took two prizes , brigantines , one belonging to Cork , laden with staves , pitch , tar , turpentine , and claret ; the other to Hull , with a cargo of flaxseed and brandy . The ...
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... hope will be in a very few days , I shall set out for Paris . My letter to the President will inform you of some other particulars . With great esteem , I have the honor to be , & c . B. FRANKLIN . P. S. December 10th . I have just ...
... hope will be in a very few days , I shall set out for Paris . My letter to the President will inform you of some other particulars . With great esteem , I have the honor to be , & c . B. FRANKLIN . P. S. December 10th . I have just ...
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... hope you will excuse my taking the liberty : -I give no expectations to those who apply for them , I promise nothing , I acquaint them that their being placed , when they arrive , is a great uncertainty , and that the voyage being long ...
... hope you will excuse my taking the liberty : -I give no expectations to those who apply for them , I promise nothing , I acquaint them that their being placed , when they arrive , is a great uncertainty , and that the voyage being long ...
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... hope your excellency may find a better situation for him , and that he will be an useful officer . He has the advantage of under- standing English , and will soon speak it intelligibly . He also speaks German and some other European ...
... hope your excellency may find a better situation for him , and that he will be an useful officer . He has the advantage of under- standing English , and will soon speak it intelligibly . He also speaks German and some other European ...
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... hope , therefore , that favourable allowance will be made to my worthy colleague , on account of his situation at the time , as he has long since corrected that mistake , and daily approves himself , to my certain knowlege , an able ...
... hope , therefore , that favourable allowance will be made to my worthy colleague , on account of his situation at the time , as he has long since corrected that mistake , and daily approves himself , to my certain knowlege , an able ...
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