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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Lord Chatham the late American papers which he had received ; and he went a week afterwards to Hayes , where he was extremely gratified with the manner in which that great man spoke of the proceedings of the Congress .
Lord Chatham the late American papers which he had received ; and he went a week afterwards to Hayes , where he was extremely gratified with the manner in which that great man spoke of the proceedings of the Congress .
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He sent the propositions to Lord Howe , and both these and the Hints were communicated to some of the ministers , to Lord Hyde , and to a few other persons of high political standing Soon afterwards he was informed by Lord Stanhope ...
He sent the propositions to Lord Howe , and both these and the Hints were communicated to some of the ministers , to Lord Hyde , and to a few other persons of high political standing Soon afterwards he was informed by Lord Stanhope ...
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ing the attention of that body to any propositions ; and Lord Chatham himself did not suppose , that , in any event , his plan would be adopted precisely as he should present it . His aim was to open the way to an accommodation ...
ing the attention of that body to any propositions ; and Lord Chatham himself did not suppose , that , in any event , his plan would be adopted precisely as he should present it . His aim was to open the way to an accommodation ...
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LIFE OF FRANKLIN | 3 |
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