The Works of Benjamin Franklin: Containing Several Political and Historical Tracts Not Included in Any Former Edition, and Many Letters, Official and Private Not Hitherto Published; with Notes and a Life of the Author, Band 3Childs & Peterson, 1840 |
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... England , which I believe will be most grate- ful to our superiors in England , especially at this time ; and will be as useful among ourselves , there being no other way occurring to my understanding whereby you may receive the benefit ...
... England , which I believe will be most grate- ful to our superiors in England , especially at this time ; and will be as useful among ourselves , there being no other way occurring to my understanding whereby you may receive the benefit ...
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... England in general , and to thy friends there in particular , ( as appears by thy let- ters from time to time , ) whilst the interest of this prov- ince was sinking , which might have been upheld by the many wealthy persons that were ...
... England in general , and to thy friends there in particular , ( as appears by thy let- ters from time to time , ) whilst the interest of this prov- ince was sinking , which might have been upheld by the many wealthy persons that were ...
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... England , July 11th , 1681 . The first Frame of Government for the Province was made in England , April 25th , 1682 . The first Laws for the Province were agreed upon in England , May 5th , 1682 . The Duke of York's Deed for ...
... England , July 11th , 1681 . The first Frame of Government for the Province was made in England , April 25th , 1682 . The first Laws for the Province were agreed upon in England , May 5th , 1682 . The Duke of York's Deed for ...
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