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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mud brought to them in wheelbarrows ; they remaining where placed till the mud is drained , and then horses brought to draw them away . ” I have since had doubts of the practicability of the latter part of this proposal , in all places ...
mud brought to them in wheelbarrows ; they remaining where placed till the mud is drained , and then horses brought to draw them away . ” I have since had doubts of the practicability of the latter part of this proposal , in all places ...
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... immediately followed by others ; so that all the wagons , provisions , artillery , and stores were left to the enemy . The General , being wounded , was brought off with difficulty ; his secretary , Mr. Shirley , was killed by his ...
... immediately followed by others ; so that all the wagons , provisions , artillery , and stores were left to the enemy . The General , being wounded , was brought off with difficulty ; his secretary , Mr. Shirley , was killed by his ...
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Mr. Williams , having brought sundry necessaries for me , goes down with them to Cowes , to be ready for embarking . Captain Jennings carries down our baggage that he brought from Havre . My dear friend , M. Le Veillard , takes leave to ...
Mr. Williams , having brought sundry necessaries for me , goes down with them to Cowes , to be ready for embarking . Captain Jennings carries down our baggage that he brought from Havre . My dear friend , M. Le Veillard , takes leave to ...
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OF | xxxvii |
LIFE OF FRANKLIN | 3 |
Chart of the Atlantic Ocean exhibiting the Course of | 19 |
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acquaintance affairs afterwards American answer appeared appointed arrived Assembly attended Boston British brother brought called carried cause character colonies common conduct Congress considered contained continued desired EDITOR employed England expressed father Franklin friends gave give Governor hands hundred instructions interest kind known land laws learned leave letters lived London Lord manner means meeting mentioned method mind never obtained occasion opinion original passed Pennsylvania perhaps persons Philadelphia pieces political pounds present printed proposed Proprietaries province published Quakers reason received respect says seems sent shillings soon Street taken thing thought tion took turned volumes whole wish writing written wrote young