The Works of Dr. Benjamin Franklin: Consisting of Essays, Humourous, Moral, and Literary : with His LifeJohn Lomax, 1831 - 290 Seiten |
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... crisis . Franklin stepped forth , and proposed to a meeting of the citizens of Philadelphia , a plan of a voluntary association for the defence of the province . This was approved of , and signed by twelve hundred DR . FRANKLIN . 89.
... crisis . Franklin stepped forth , and proposed to a meeting of the citizens of Philadelphia , a plan of a voluntary association for the defence of the province . This was approved of , and signed by twelve hundred DR . FRANKLIN . 89.
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... hundred persons immediately . Copies were instantly circu lated throughout the province ; and , in a short time , the number of signers amounted to ten thousand . Franklin was chosen colonel of the Philadelphia re- giment ; but he did ...
... hundred persons immediately . Copies were instantly circu lated throughout the province ; and , in a short time , the number of signers amounted to ten thousand . Franklin was chosen colonel of the Philadelphia re- giment ; but he did ...
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... hundred pounds per annum , for five years , was in the course of a few weeks subscribed for carrying it into execu- tion ; and in the beginning of January following ( viz . 1750 ) three of the schools were opened , name- ly , the Latin ...
... hundred pounds per annum , for five years , was in the course of a few weeks subscribed for carrying it into execu- tion ; and in the beginning of January following ( viz . 1750 ) three of the schools were opened , name- ly , the Latin ...
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... hundred pounds sterling ; and Dr. Fanklin now began in good earnest to please himself with the hopes of a speedy accomplishment of his ori- ginal design , viz . the establishment of a perfect in- stitution , upon the plan of the ...
... hundred pounds sterling ; and Dr. Fanklin now began in good earnest to please himself with the hopes of a speedy accomplishment of his ori- ginal design , viz . the establishment of a perfect in- stitution , upon the plan of the ...
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... hundred and fifty . Braddock unfortunately fell into an ambuscade , and perished , with a number of his men Washington , who had accompanied him as an aid - de - camp , and had warned him , in vain of his danger , now display- ed great ...
... hundred and fifty . Braddock unfortunately fell into an ambuscade , and perished , with a number of his men Washington , who had accompanied him as an aid - de - camp , and had warned him , in vain of his danger , now display- ed great ...
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