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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... says , that the " yellow willow tree , " now so common throughout the country , was first intro- duced into America by Franklin . A wicker basket , made of willow , in which some foreign article had been imported , he saw sprouting in a ...
... says , that the " yellow willow tree , " now so common throughout the country , was first intro- duced into America by Franklin . A wicker basket , made of willow , in which some foreign article had been imported , he saw sprouting in a ...
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... says they will cer- tainly deceive and betray their allies ; and he repre- sents the power of England as invincible , by which the colonies would inevitably be overwhelmed , if they continued obstinate in their resistance . He affirms ...
... says they will cer- tainly deceive and betray their allies ; and he repre- sents the power of England as invincible , by which the colonies would inevitably be overwhelmed , if they continued obstinate in their resistance . He affirms ...
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... says ; " It is well known , that , when the ambassadors were met to sign the peace of Versailles , by which the independence of America was acknowledged , Franklin retired , in order to change his dress and affix his name to the treaty ...
... says ; " It is well known , that , when the ambassadors were met to sign the peace of Versailles , by which the independence of America was acknowledged , Franklin retired , in order to change his dress and affix his name to the treaty ...
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PART THIRD Continued | 1 |
Origin and Genealogy of his Family His Birth | |
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acquainted affairs afterwards agent American appeared appointed arrived Assembly Benjamin Franklin Boston British brother CHAPTER character colonies conduct Congress continued correspondence defence dispute edition Editor endeavour England father favor formed French friends gave give Governor hands instructions JARED SPARKS Keimer King letters liberty London Lord Chatham Lord Dartmouth Lord Hillsborough Lord Kames Lord Loudoun means ment ministers ministry never obtained occasion opinion original pamphlet papers Parliament Penn Pennsylvania petition Philadelphia philosophical political principal printed printer printing-house procure proposed Proprietaries province published Purfleet Quakers Ralph received repeal resolution respect sailed says scheme sent sentiments Society Socratic method soon Stamp Act Street thing thought thousand pounds tion took trade Treaty volume wagons William William Penn William Samuel Johnson William Temple Franklin writing written wrote