Works of the Late Doctor Benjamin Franklin: Consisting of His Life Written by Himself, Together with Essays, Humorous, Moral & Literary, Chiefly in the Manner of The Spectator. In Two Volumes. ...G. G. J. and J. Robinson, 1793 |
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... America and Great - Britain at that time . It ap- pears to have steered exactly in the mid- dle , between the oppofite interests of both . Whether the adoption of this plan would have prevented the feparation of America from Great ...
... America and Great - Britain at that time . It ap- pears to have steered exactly in the mid- dle , between the oppofite interests of both . Whether the adoption of this plan would have prevented the feparation of America from Great ...
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... America , north- east storms begin in the fouth - west parts . It appears , from actual observation , that a north - east ftorm , which extended a confiderable distance , commenced at Philadelphia Philadelphia nearly four hours before ...
... America , north- east storms begin in the fouth - west parts . It appears , from actual observation , that a north - east ftorm , which extended a confiderable distance , commenced at Philadelphia Philadelphia nearly four hours before ...
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... In private con- versations , and in letters to persons in government , he continually expatiated upon the impolicy and injustice of their conduct Ratmous to conduct towards America ; and stated , that DR . FRANKLIN . 281.
... In private con- versations , and in letters to persons in government , he continually expatiated upon the impolicy and injustice of their conduct Ratmous to conduct towards America ; and stated , that DR . FRANKLIN . 281.
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