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 Author, Band 10Whittemore, Niles, and Hall, 1856 |
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... ment to that very honorable station , the Presidency of Congress . Every testimony you receive of the public sense of your services and talents , gives me pleasure . I have written to you a long letter on business , in my quality of ...
... ment to that very honorable station , the Presidency of Congress . Every testimony you receive of the public sense of your services and talents , gives me pleasure . I have written to you a long letter on business , in my quality of ...
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... ment . Repose is now my only ambition . If too , he should think with me , that my grandson is qualified to serve the States as secretary to a future minister at this court , or as Chargé d'Affaires , and will be kind enough to ...
... ment . Repose is now my only ambition . If too , he should think with me , that my grandson is qualified to serve the States as secretary to a future minister at this court , or as Chargé d'Affaires , and will be kind enough to ...
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... ment of its various interests may place us . Ours will be respected in proportion to the apparent solidity of our government , the support of our credit , the main- tenance of a good understanding with our friends , and our readiness ...
... ment of its various interests may place us . Ours will be respected in proportion to the apparent solidity of our government , the support of our credit , the main- tenance of a good understanding with our friends , and our readiness ...
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... ment of genius and taste , to venture any thing of their own to the eyes of the critical world . It was natural , therefore , for us to look round for the assistance of some of our own friends ; and we unanimously pitched on yourself ...
... ment of genius and taste , to venture any thing of their own to the eyes of the critical world . It was natural , therefore , for us to look round for the assistance of some of our own friends ; and we unanimously pitched on yourself ...
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... ment to their own African trade . Under these cir- cumstances I am advised , that it cannot be expected that a general national law should be set aside in favor of a particular foreign ship ; especially as the King , if he forgives the ...
... ment to their own African trade . Under these cir- cumstances I am advised , that it cannot be expected that a general national law should be set aside in favor of a particular foreign ship ; especially as the King , if he forgives the ...
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