Memoirs of Benjamin Franklin, Band 2Derby & Jackson, 1959 |
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... assembly in all his messages , but they wiped off his colour - gether with the revenue arising from the ex- ing as fast as he laid it on , and placed it in re- turn thick upon his own face ; so , that finding he was likely to be ...
... assembly in all his messages , but they wiped off his colour - gether with the revenue arising from the ex- ing as fast as he laid it on , and placed it in re- turn thick upon his own face ; so , that finding he was likely to be ...
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... assembly passed a Militia Bill , to which the governor refused to give his assent , unless the assembly would agree to certain amendments which he proposed . These consisted in increasing the fines , and in some cases substituting death ...
... assembly passed a Militia Bill , to which the governor refused to give his assent , unless the assembly would agree to certain amendments which he proposed . These consisted in increasing the fines , and in some cases substituting death ...
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... assembly would not raise the neces- sary supplies to support its own government . An assembly that would refuse it must want common sense ; which cannot be supposed . I think there was never any such case at New York , and that it must ...
... assembly would not raise the neces- sary supplies to support its own government . An assembly that would refuse it must want common sense ; which cannot be supposed . I think there was never any such case at New York , and that it must ...
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