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 AuthorUitgever niet geïdentificeerd, 1856 |
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... respecting the proceedings of the Brit- ish ministry and Parliament for a few years after the repeal of the Stamp Act , are selected from the letters of Mr. William Samuel Johnson , who was the agent from Connecticut in London during ...
... respecting the proceedings of the Brit- ish ministry and Parliament for a few years after the repeal of the Stamp Act , are selected from the letters of Mr. William Samuel Johnson , who was the agent from Connecticut in London during ...
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... respecting some Mode of Reconciliation . He drafts another Paper for that Purpose . - Lord Camden . Lord Chatham's Motion in Parliament . - Franklin's Interviews with him in forming a Plan of Reconciliation . - This Plan offered to ...
... respecting some Mode of Reconciliation . He drafts another Paper for that Purpose . - Lord Camden . Lord Chatham's Motion in Parliament . - Franklin's Interviews with him in forming a Plan of Reconciliation . - This Plan offered to ...
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... Respect paid to him by Congress and other Public Bodies . . Conclusion . - - - • 474 489 511 APPENDIX . I. Remarks on the Origin and Genealogy of the Franklin Family , II Journal of a Voyage from London to Philadelphia , III . Proposals ...
... Respect paid to him by Congress and other Public Bodies . . Conclusion . - - - • 474 489 511 APPENDIX . I. Remarks on the Origin and Genealogy of the Franklin Family , II Journal of a Voyage from London to Philadelphia , III . Proposals ...
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... respect to my age , might conceive themselves obliged to listen to me , since they will be always free to read me or not . And , lastly , ( I may as well confess it , as the denial of it would be believed by nobody , ) I shall perhaps ...
... respect to my age , might conceive themselves obliged to listen to me , since they will be always free to read me or not . And , lastly , ( I may as well confess it , as the denial of it would be believed by nobody , ) I shall perhaps ...
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... is set before thine eyes . " Additional facts , respecting the Franklin and Folger families , are con- tained in the APPENDIX , No. I. — EDITOR . - VOL . I. 2 My early readiness in learning to read , which must LIFE OF FRANKLIN . 9.
... is set before thine eyes . " Additional facts , respecting the Franklin and Folger families , are con- tained in the APPENDIX , No. I. — EDITOR . - VOL . I. 2 My early readiness in learning to read , which must LIFE OF FRANKLIN . 9.
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