The Works of the Late Dr. Benjamin Franklin ...v.p., 1809 |
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... reason he proceeds , and as a man of the world he offers the most plau- sible conditions to all , to the end that he might gain some . : Two paragraphs of this discourse , the people of Pennsyl- vania ought to have for ever before their ...
... reason he proceeds , and as a man of the world he offers the most plau- sible conditions to all , to the end that he might gain some . : Two paragraphs of this discourse , the people of Pennsyl- vania ought to have for ever before their ...
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... reasons might be why none were ; I shall acquaint you with some of them : viz . " 1. The honorable proprietary , for reasons known to himself , hath given positive directions for letting all the laws drop or fall , except the ...
... reasons might be why none were ; I shall acquaint you with some of them : viz . " 1. The honorable proprietary , for reasons known to himself , hath given positive directions for letting all the laws drop or fall , except the ...
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... reason thou art pleased to give why none are sent , that the proprietary and governor hath given directions for letting all the laws drop or fall , we are credibly informed , that afterwards he was well pleased they should stand ; and ...
... reason thou art pleased to give why none are sent , that the proprietary and governor hath given directions for letting all the laws drop or fall , we are credibly informed , that afterwards he was well pleased they should stand ; and ...
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... reason to think they could not take too many pre- cautions to secure themselves against him . To these answers of the governor , the assembly returned as many replies ; most of them expressing their acceptance . and acknowledgments ...
... reason to think they could not take too many pre- cautions to secure themselves against him . To these answers of the governor , the assembly returned as many replies ; most of them expressing their acceptance . and acknowledgments ...
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... reason was and ought to be , among rational beings , univer- sal law that of laws , some were fundamental and immuta- ble ; some temporary , made for present convenience , and for convenience to be changed . That the fundamental laws of ...
... reason was and ought to be , among rational beings , univer- sal law that of laws , some were fundamental and immuta- ble ; some temporary , made for present convenience , and for convenience to be changed . That the fundamental laws of ...
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