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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... ment had a right to bind the colonies in all cases whatsoever . " It was said at the time , that the parti- sans of the ministers were driven to this act by the indiscreet warmth of Mr. Pitt , who openly denied the right of Parliament ...
... ment had a right to bind the colonies in all cases whatsoever . " It was said at the time , that the parti- sans of the ministers were driven to this act by the indiscreet warmth of Mr. Pitt , who openly denied the right of Parliament ...
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... ment in the Pennsylvania Assembly , had not produced on his part any diminution of friendship or personal regard . This was still further manifested by their har- monious intercourse after he returned again to his own . country . The ...
... ment in the Pennsylvania Assembly , had not produced on his part any diminution of friendship or personal regard . This was still further manifested by their har- monious intercourse after he returned again to his own . country . The ...
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... ment of Polybius , purporting to have been taken from a treatise by that historian on the Athenian govern- ment . It relates to a war in which Athens was en- gaged with the Grecian Islands , then in alliance with Caria . A close ...
... ment of Polybius , purporting to have been taken from a treatise by that historian on the Athenian govern- ment . It relates to a war in which Athens was en- gaged with the Grecian Islands , then in alliance with Caria . A close ...
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CORRESPONDENCE | 52 |
Sails for London accompanied by Ralph On his Arrival delivers | 53 |
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