The Private Correspondence of Benjamin Franklin: Letters on miscellaneous subjects. Letters relating to American politicsHenry Colburn, 1817 |
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... obliging as to follow my fashion , comb their own heads as I do mine , dismiss their friseurs , and pay me half the money they paid to them . You see the gentry might well afford this , and I could then enlist these friseurs , ( who are ...
... obliging as to follow my fashion , comb their own heads as I do mine , dismiss their friseurs , and pay me half the money they paid to them . You see the gentry might well afford this , and I could then enlist these friseurs , ( who are ...
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... obliged to disarm , and fetter them , and drive them to the sea - side by the help of his guards ; himself attending ... obliging those Princes to pay him the same toll per head for the men they drive through his dominions , as used to ...
... obliged to disarm , and fetter them , and drive them to the sea - side by the help of his guards ; himself attending ... obliging those Princes to pay him the same toll per head for the men they drive through his dominions , as used to ...
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... obliging letter by the Chevalier de Ramandis , who appears extremely sensible of the civilities he received at Boston , and very 38 ᏢᎪᎡᎢ 1 . PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE to General Gates, June 2, 1779 to the Chevalier De Ramondis-Capitula ...
... obliging letter by the Chevalier de Ramandis , who appears extremely sensible of the civilities he received at Boston , and very 38 ᏢᎪᎡᎢ 1 . PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE to General Gates, June 2, 1779 to the Chevalier De Ramondis-Capitula ...
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... obliged to the Miss Cliftons for the kind ' care they took of my house and furniture . Present my thankful ... oblige 1 During the occupation of Philadelphia by a British army . him to run away , as his phiz would discover 42 -PART I ...
... obliged to the Miss Cliftons for the kind ' care they took of my house and furniture . Present my thankful ... oblige 1 During the occupation of Philadelphia by a British army . him to run away , as his phiz would discover 42 -PART I ...
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... against Persecution . - See Papers on Miscellaneous Subjects . See a full account of this Pamphlet in Memoirs of the Life of Doctor Franklin . I return the manuscripts you were so obliging as to 48 ᏢᎪᎡᎢ Ꮮ PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE .
... against Persecution . - See Papers on Miscellaneous Subjects . See a full account of this Pamphlet in Memoirs of the Life of Doctor Franklin . I return the manuscripts you were so obliging as to 48 ᏢᎪᎡᎢ Ꮮ PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE .
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