The Works of the Late Dr. Benjamin Franklin ...v.p., 1809 |
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... % . for the king's use , and the rest for replacing defective bills 134 Which the governor evades for want of sufficient powers to pass it 135 132 133 Governor Morris's arrival at Philadelphia , and first speech to CONTENTS . xxi.
... % . for the king's use , and the rest for replacing defective bills 134 Which the governor evades for want of sufficient powers to pass it 135 132 133 Governor Morris's arrival at Philadelphia , and first speech to CONTENTS . xxi.
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Benjamin Franklin. Governor Morris's arrival at Philadelphia , and first speech to a new assembly The assembly's answer and adjournment Page 136 Being assembled again , a letter from sir Thomas Robinson , secretary of state , is laid ...
Benjamin Franklin. Governor Morris's arrival at Philadelphia , and first speech to a new assembly The assembly's answer and adjournment Page 136 Being assembled again , a letter from sir Thomas Robinson , secretary of state , is laid ...
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... Philadelphia to subscribe 5001 . in lieu of the proprietary proportion of the tax in question , and upon a presumption that the proprietaries would honorably reimburse them The assembly send up their bill to the governor again ...
... Philadelphia to subscribe 5001 . in lieu of the proprietary proportion of the tax in question , and upon a presumption that the proprietaries would honorably reimburse them The assembly send up their bill to the governor again ...
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... Philadelphia , and one hundred and thirty three other inconsiderates , in a demand on their assembly to con- stitute a militia forthwith 247 ib . ib . ib . 250 255 A petition of certain of the people called quakers , for peaceable mea ...
... Philadelphia , and one hundred and thirty three other inconsiderates , in a demand on their assembly to con- stitute a militia forthwith 247 ib . ib . ib . 250 255 A petition of certain of the people called quakers , for peaceable mea ...
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... Philadelphia and his posse 267 The assembly's reply to the governor's invective , which for the pre- sent they declined making use of The answer they did make use of ib . 270 Parley between the speaker and twenty - nine petitioners , or ...
... Philadelphia and his posse 267 The assembly's reply to the governor's invective , which for the pre- sent they declined making use of The answer they did make use of ib . 270 Parley between the speaker and twenty - nine petitioners , or ...
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