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 AuthorChilds & Peterson, 1840 |
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... reason why he had so long delayed the publication , and he also takes notice of the charge in question . He treats it with indigna- tion and contempt , and appears not to regard it as worthy of being refuted . He was less reserved in ...
... reason why he had so long delayed the publication , and he also takes notice of the charge in question . He treats it with indigna- tion and contempt , and appears not to regard it as worthy of being refuted . He was less reserved in ...
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... reason ; that , so far from neglecting to pro- vide the means of defence , the Assembly had already granted more than one hundred thousand pounds for the King's use since the beginning of the war , besides the heavy contingent expenses ...
... reason ; that , so far from neglecting to pro- vide the means of defence , the Assembly had already granted more than one hundred thousand pounds for the King's use since the beginning of the war , besides the heavy contingent expenses ...
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... reason for thinking that the northeast storms , so common along the Atlantic coast of North America , extending from Newfoundland to Florida , begin at the southeast . In October , 1743 , there was to be an eclipse of the moon at nine o ...
... reason for thinking that the northeast storms , so common along the Atlantic coast of North America , extending from Newfoundland to Florida , begin at the southeast . In October , 1743 , there was to be an eclipse of the moon at nine o ...
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