The Works of Dr. Benjamin Franklin: Consisting of Essays, Humourous, Moral, and Literary : with His LifeJohn Lomax, 1831 - 290 Seiten |
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... articles of confederation , Dr. Franklin was appointed a delegate from the state of Pennsyl vania . He signed the constitution which they pro- posed for the union , and gave it the most unequivo- cal marks of his approbation . A society ...
... articles of confederation , Dr. Franklin was appointed a delegate from the state of Pennsyl vania . He signed the constitution which they pro- posed for the union , and gave it the most unequivo- cal marks of his approbation . A society ...
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... articles of confederation which bind the whole together for ge- neral purposes , under the direction of one Assembly , called the Congress . These constitutions have been printed , by order of Congress , in America ; two edi- tions of ...
... articles of confederation which bind the whole together for ge- neral purposes , under the direction of one Assembly , called the Congress . These constitutions have been printed , by order of Congress , in America ; two edi- tions of ...
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