Memoirs of Benjamin Franklin, Band 2Derby & Jackson, 1859 |
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... England , and as is usual in any of the plantations in America : [ also ] it is an indubitable and now an incontested right of the commons of England , to grant aids and supplies to his majesty in any manner they think most easy to ...
... England , and as is usual in any of the plantations in America : [ also ] it is an indubitable and now an incontested right of the commons of England , to grant aids and supplies to his majesty in any manner they think most easy to ...
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... England , and of prosecuting their complaints and remonstrating their aggrievances , when injured and oppressed , to his majesty and his parliament ; and to rob them of this natural right ( which has been so often approved of by their ...
... England , and of prosecuting their complaints and remonstrating their aggrievances , when injured and oppressed , to his majesty and his parliament ; and to rob them of this natural right ( which has been so often approved of by their ...
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... England , as well as the merchants here and elsewhere , did during the last , and will during the present war , greatly suffer in their property , trade , and commerce , by the enemy's privateers on this coast , and at our capes ...
... England , as well as the merchants here and elsewhere , did during the last , and will during the present war , greatly suffer in their property , trade , and commerce , by the enemy's privateers on this coast , and at our capes ...
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... England . On pun of his highest displeasure , he also commands all his officers and ministers , that they do not presume at any time to attempt any thing to the contrary of the premises , or little is left as possible to future ...
... England . On pun of his highest displeasure , he also commands all his officers and ministers , that they do not presume at any time to attempt any thing to the contrary of the premises , or little is left as possible to future ...
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... England were in all forty ; partly political , partly moral , and part- ly economical . They are of the nature of an original compact between the proprietary and the freemen , and as such were reciprocally re- This , however , contains ...
... England were in all forty ; partly political , partly moral , and part- ly economical . They are of the nature of an original compact between the proprietary and the freemen , and as such were reciprocally re- This , however , contains ...
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