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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... nature , and in looking forward to it , there is comfort in being able to reflect - that we have not lived in vain , and that all the useful and virtuous shall meet in a better country beyond the grave . " Dr. Franklin , in the last ...
... nature , and in looking forward to it , there is comfort in being able to reflect - that we have not lived in vain , and that all the useful and virtuous shall meet in a better country beyond the grave . " Dr. Franklin , in the last ...
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... . This was another grand error of my life , which I should be defirous of correcting were I to begin my career again . I was employed at Palmer's on the fecond fecond edition of Woolafton's Religion of Nature . Some of 112 LIFE OF.
... . This was another grand error of my life , which I should be defirous of correcting were I to begin my career again . I was employed at Palmer's on the fecond fecond edition of Woolafton's Religion of Nature . Some of 112 LIFE OF.
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... nature , with various perfons who waited on him for that purpose ; and in every inftance displayed , not only that readi- nefs and difpofition of doing good , which was the diftinguishing charac- teristic of his life , but the fullest ...
... nature , with various perfons who waited on him for that purpose ; and in every inftance displayed , not only that readi- nefs and difpofition of doing good , which was the diftinguishing charac- teristic of his life , but the fullest ...
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