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, Band 1B. F. Stevens, 1882 |
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... Assembly . · Militia Bill defeated . The Governor rejects a Bill in which the Proprietary Estates are taxed . -The Assembly resolve to petition the King for a Change of Gov- - Petition drafted by Franklin . — Chosen Speaker of the Assembly ...
... Assembly . · Militia Bill defeated . The Governor rejects a Bill in which the Proprietary Estates are taxed . -The Assembly resolve to petition the King for a Change of Gov- - Petition drafted by Franklin . — Chosen Speaker of the Assembly ...
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... Assembly . Militia Bill defeated . The Governor rejects a Bill in which the Proprietary Estates are taxed . The Assembly resolve to petition the King for a Change of Government - Petition drafted - - ---- - by Franklin . Chosen Speaker ...
... Assembly . Militia Bill defeated . The Governor rejects a Bill in which the Proprietary Estates are taxed . The Assembly resolve to petition the King for a Change of Government - Petition drafted - - ---- - by Franklin . Chosen Speaker ...
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... Assembly to be censured , and some honor done the governors . How this could be known , one cannot say . It might be only conjecture . " Mr. Dunning and Mr. John Lee , two eminent bar- risters , were the counsel employed for the Assembly ...
... Assembly to be censured , and some honor done the governors . How this could be known , one cannot say . It might be only conjecture . " Mr. Dunning and Mr. John Lee , two eminent bar- risters , were the counsel employed for the Assembly ...
Inhalt
PART THIRD CONTINUED | 1 |
CHAPTER II | 29 |
CHAPTER III | 53 |
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