The Works of Dr. Benjamin Franklin, Consisting of Essays, Humorous, Moral, and Literary: With His Life, Written by HimselfJohn Lomax, 1831 - 290 Seiten |
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... produce the new con- tract . It was undoubtedly dishonourable to avail myself of this circumstance , and I reckon this action as one of the first errors of my life ; but I was little capable of estimating it at its true value ...
... produce the new con- tract . It was undoubtedly dishonourable to avail myself of this circumstance , and I reckon this action as one of the first errors of my life ; but I was little capable of estimating it at its true value ...
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... produce them as your own . I will pretend not to have had leisure to write any thing We shall then see in what manner he will speak of them . I agreed to this little artifice , and immediately transcribed the verses to prevent all ...
... produce them as your own . I will pretend not to have had leisure to write any thing We shall then see in what manner he will speak of them . I agreed to this little artifice , and immediately transcribed the verses to prevent all ...
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... produce a communication between the two sides by which the equilibrium might be restored , and that then no signs of electricity would remain . He afterwards demon- strated by experiments , that the electricity did not re- side in the ...
... produce a communication between the two sides by which the equilibrium might be restored , and that then no signs of electricity would remain . He afterwards demon- strated by experiments , that the electricity did not re- side in the ...
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... produce to her citizens only , and to take from them various articles , of which , as our manufacturers were discouraged , we stood in need , at a price greater than that for which they could have been obtained from other nations , must ...
... produce to her citizens only , and to take from them various articles , of which , as our manufacturers were discouraged , we stood in need , at a price greater than that for which they could have been obtained from other nations , must ...
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... produce the most ruinous consequences to them and their poste- rity . The cause was amply discussed before the privy council . The Penns found here some strenu- ous advocates ; nor were there wanting some who warmly espoused the side of ...
... produce the most ruinous consequences to them and their poste- rity . The cause was amply discussed before the privy council . The Penns found here some strenu- ous advocates ; nor were there wanting some who warmly espoused the side of ...
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