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 |
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Franklin remains in England to await the Result of the Continental Congress . — Josiah Quincy , Junior . - Anecdotes . – Death of Dr. Franklin's Wife . - Family Incidents . He receives and presents the Petition of Congress .
Franklin remains in England to await the Result of the Continental Congress . — Josiah Quincy , Junior . - Anecdotes . – Death of Dr. Franklin's Wife . - Family Incidents . He receives and presents the Petition of Congress .
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Franklin remains in England to await the Result of the Continental Congress . — Josiah Quincy , Junior . - Anecdotes . – Death of Dr. Franklin's Wife . - Family Incidents . — He receives and presents the Petition of Congress .
Franklin remains in England to await the Result of the Continental Congress . — Josiah Quincy , Junior . - Anecdotes . – Death of Dr. Franklin's Wife . - Family Incidents . — He receives and presents the Petition of Congress .
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Chosen a Member of Congress . Proceedings of Congress.- Preparations for Military Defence . — Petition to the King . — Franklin assists in preparing for the Defence of Pennsylvania , as a Member of the Committee of Safety .
Chosen a Member of Congress . Proceedings of Congress.- Preparations for Military Defence . — Petition to the King . — Franklin assists in preparing for the Defence of Pennsylvania , as a Member of the Committee of Safety .
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OF | xxxvii |
LIFE OF FRANKLIN | 3 |
Chart of the Atlantic Ocean exhibiting the Course of | 19 |
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