The Private Correspondence of Benjamin Franklin: Letters on miscellaneous subjects. Letters relating to American politicsHenry Colburn, 1817 |
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... perhaps they are not always to be so regarded , especially in the intercourse of public men upon subjects involving particular interests and questions of national policy ; yet even from these documents the most valuable materials of ...
... perhaps they are not always to be so regarded , especially in the intercourse of public men upon subjects involving particular interests and questions of national policy ; yet even from these documents the most valuable materials of ...
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... perhaps scarcely a year passes in which half a million of property and many lives are not lost by this destructive element . Of late , indeed , they begin here to leave off wainscoting their rooms , and instead of it cover the walls ...
... perhaps scarcely a year passes in which half a million of property and many lives are not lost by this destructive element . Of late , indeed , they begin here to leave off wainscoting their rooms , and instead of it cover the walls ...
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... perhaps more northern countries might ancient- ly have had vines , than can bear them in these days . B. FRANKLIN , TO SAMUEL DANFORTH , Esq . DEAR SIR , London , July 25 , 1773 . It gave me great pleasure to receive so cheerful an ...
... perhaps more northern countries might ancient- ly have had vines , than can bear them in these days . B. FRANKLIN , TO SAMUEL DANFORTH , Esq . DEAR SIR , London , July 25 , 1773 . It gave me great pleasure to receive so cheerful an ...
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... Perhaps , however , the proceedings of our American Congress , just published , may be a subject of some curiosity at your court . I therefore take the liberty of sending your Highness a copy , with some other papers which contain ...
... Perhaps , however , the proceedings of our American Congress , just published , may be a subject of some curiosity at your court . I therefore take the liberty of sending your Highness a copy , with some other papers which contain ...
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... perhaps you will not so soon be weary of the place you chance to be in , and so fond of rambling to get rid of your ennui .. I fancy you have hit upon the right reason of your being weary of St. Omers , viz . that you are out of temper ...
... perhaps you will not so soon be weary of the place you chance to be in , and so fond of rambling to get rid of your ennui .. I fancy you have hit upon the right reason of your being weary of St. Omers , viz . that you are out of temper ...
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