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 AUTHOR.1844 |
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... of mankind . He seldom affixed his name to any of his writings . They were mostly designed for a particular pur- pose ; and , when they had answered the end for 13039 A * which they were intended , he seems to have given General Index,
... of mankind . He seldom affixed his name to any of his writings . They were mostly designed for a particular pur- pose ; and , when they had answered the end for 13039 A * which they were intended , he seems to have given General Index,
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... answers , all of which had an immediate bearing on the controversy between the two countries . Being unwilling to destroy or lose these papers , and apprehensive that they would be taken from him if he attempted to convey them through ...
... answers , all of which had an immediate bearing on the controversy between the two countries . Being unwilling to destroy or lose these papers , and apprehensive that they would be taken from him if he attempted to convey them through ...
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... Answers to Mr. Strahan's Queries . - Repeal of some of the American Rev- enue Acts . Intimations that he would be ... Answer . - Reasons for settling a New Colony west of the Alleganies . Interview with Lord Hills- borough at Oxford ...
... Answers to Mr. Strahan's Queries . - Repeal of some of the American Rev- enue Acts . Intimations that he would be ... Answer . - Reasons for settling a New Colony west of the Alleganies . Interview with Lord Hills- borough at Oxford ...
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... Answer to them . - His Friends at Passy and Auteuil . — Madame Brillon . — Madame Helvétius . 438 • 459 CHAPTER XIII . - - Negotiations for Peace . Debates on the Subject in the British Parliament.Change of Ministry . - Mr. Oswald sent ...
... Answer to them . - His Friends at Passy and Auteuil . — Madame Brillon . — Madame Helvétius . 438 • 459 CHAPTER XIII . - - Negotiations for Peace . Debates on the Subject in the British Parliament.Change of Ministry . - Mr. Oswald sent ...
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... answered , and I replied . Three or four letters on a side had passed , when my father happened to find my papers and read them . Without entering into the subject in dispute , he took occasion to talk to me about my manner of writing ...
... answered , and I replied . Three or four letters on a side had passed , when my father happened to find my papers and read them . Without entering into the subject in dispute , he took occasion to talk to me about my manner of writing ...
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