The Private Correspondence of Benjamin Franklin: Letters on miscellaneous subjects. Letters relating to American politicsHenry Colburn, 1817 |
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... expect to be paid with a good plantation , would be modest in his demands , com- pared with those who think they deserve heaven for the little good they do on earth . Even the mixed imperfect pleasures we enjoy in this world , are ...
... expect to be paid with a good plantation , would be modest in his demands , com- pared with those who think they deserve heaven for the little good they do on earth . Even the mixed imperfect pleasures we enjoy in this world , are ...
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... expect you . I think too that in friendship I ought ' A Surgeon of eminence in the British army : then passing through Paris : brother to Colonel Small , who particularly distin- , guished himself by his humanity at the Battle of ...
... expect you . I think too that in friendship I ought ' A Surgeon of eminence in the British army : then passing through Paris : brother to Colonel Small , who particularly distin- , guished himself by his humanity at the Battle of ...
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... expect that your new parliament will be either wiser or honester than the last . All projects to procure an honest one , by place bills , & c . appear to me vain and impracticable . The ' Afterwards Sir William Jones , who married into ...
... expect that your new parliament will be either wiser or honester than the last . All projects to procure an honest one , by place bills , & c . appear to me vain and impracticable . The ' Afterwards Sir William Jones , who married into ...
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... expect , that the congress should open a pay- office in every part of the world , where pensioners should chuse to reside . I shall communicate to him that part of your letter . You wish to know what allowance I make to my private ...
... expect , that the congress should open a pay- office in every part of the world , where pensioners should chuse to reside . I shall communicate to him that part of your letter . You wish to know what allowance I make to my private ...
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... expect much emigration from a country so much drained of men as yours ' must have been by the late war ; since the more have left it , the more room , and the more encouragement remains for those who staid at home . But this you can ...
... expect much emigration from a country so much drained of men as yours ' must have been by the late war ; since the more have left it , the more room , and the more encouragement remains for those who staid at home . But this you can ...
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