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 AuthorChilds & Peterson, 1840 |
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... Act , in a Letter to Charles Thomson . - False Charges against him in Relation to this Subject.- Dean ' Tucker . Effects of the Stamp Act in America . - Franklin's Ex- amination before Parliament . — Stamp Act repealed . — Mr. Pitt ...
... Act , in a Letter to Charles Thomson . - False Charges against him in Relation to this Subject.- Dean ' Tucker . Effects of the Stamp Act in America . - Franklin's Ex- amination before Parliament . — Stamp Act repealed . — Mr. Pitt ...
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... Stamp Act . - Franklin's Opposition to it . His Remarks on the Passage of the Act , in a Letter to Charles Thomson . False Charges against him in Relation to this Subject . -- Dean Tucker . - Effects of the Stamp Act in America ...
... Stamp Act . - Franklin's Opposition to it . His Remarks on the Passage of the Act , in a Letter to Charles Thomson . False Charges against him in Relation to this Subject . -- Dean Tucker . - Effects of the Stamp Act in America ...
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... Stamp Act pro- duced a universal excitement in America . The As- semblies , as soon as they came together , passed reso- lutions in which the act was declared to be iniquitous , oppressive , and without precedent in the annals of ...
... Stamp Act pro- duced a universal excitement in America . The As- semblies , as soon as they came together , passed reso- lutions in which the act was declared to be iniquitous , oppressive , and without precedent in the annals of ...
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