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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... request . " The assembly was civil ; the governor was artful . As he would not grant all that was asked , he resolved to be as forward as possible in performing as much as he designed . Thus , on the very day their request was made , he ...
... request . " The assembly was civil ; the governor was artful . As he would not grant all that was asked , he resolved to be as forward as possible in performing as much as he designed . Thus , on the very day their request was made , he ...
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... request could only produce the repeating the answer ; " but the representation appears to your committee to contain , not only a repetition of the request , but new reasons in support of it , and answers to such as had been given for ...
... request could only produce the repeating the answer ; " but the representation appears to your committee to contain , not only a repetition of the request , but new reasons in support of it , and answers to such as had been given for ...
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... request . The position , understood as the proprietaries would understand it , must as well hold good among the governed as the governors of the colonies ; for , should the wealthiest inhabitant say , he ought to pay no more towards ...
... request . The position , understood as the proprietaries would understand it , must as well hold good among the governed as the governors of the colonies ; for , should the wealthiest inhabitant say , he ought to pay no more towards ...
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