The Works of the Late Dr. Benjamin Franklin ...v.p., 1809 |
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... commerce ; they satisfy me , and I hope they will convince your readers ( contrary to what has been advanced by some of your correspondents ) that those particulars have had no share in producing the present opposition to such a tax ...
... commerce ; they satisfy me , and I hope they will convince your readers ( contrary to what has been advanced by some of your correspondents ) that those particulars have had no share in producing the present opposition to such a tax ...
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... commerce of the mother nation , they have forfeited the native rights of Britons ; which they think ought rather to be given to them , as due to such merit , if they had been before in a state of slavery ......... These , and such kinds ...
... commerce of the mother nation , they have forfeited the native rights of Britons ; which they think ought rather to be given to them , as due to such merit , if they had been before in a state of slavery ......... These , and such kinds ...
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... commerce , increase her strength , her wealth , and the numbers of her people , at the risque of their own lives and private fortunes in new and strange countries , methinks ought rather to expect some preference . With the greatest ...
... commerce , increase her strength , her wealth , and the numbers of her people , at the risque of their own lives and private fortunes in new and strange countries , methinks ought rather to expect some preference . With the greatest ...
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... commerce and alliance with the western Indians , to the great prejudice of Britain , by preventing the sale and consumption of its manufac- tures . 5. They will both in time of peace and war ( as they have always done against New ...
... commerce and alliance with the western Indians , to the great prejudice of Britain , by preventing the sale and consumption of its manufac- tures . 5. They will both in time of peace and war ( as they have always done against New ...
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... commerce , in case of any sudden misunderstanding with any tribe of Indians : but these forts will be best under the care of the colonies interested in the Indian trade , and garrisoned by their provincial forces , and at their own ...
... commerce , in case of any sudden misunderstanding with any tribe of Indians : but these forts will be best under the care of the colonies interested in the Indian trade , and garrisoned by their provincial forces , and at their own ...
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