Memoirs of the Life & Writings of Benjamin FranklinJ.M. Dent & sons Limited, 1913 - 314 Seiten |
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... deal by having thus originated as a sort of holiday gaiety , a long retro- spective chat , a budget of personal and moral memoranda , written for the gratification and the uses of his own folk at home . It does not appear that he had ...
... deal by having thus originated as a sort of holiday gaiety , a long retro- spective chat , a budget of personal and moral memoranda , written for the gratification and the uses of his own folk at home . It does not appear that he had ...
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... deal of imprisonment ; a good deal of hustling from this place to that ; and , of course , confiscation , with the impounding or the scattering and destroying of papers . However , this paper , as the reader will see on turning to page ...
... deal of imprisonment ; a good deal of hustling from this place to that ; and , of course , confiscation , with the impounding or the scattering and destroying of papers . However , this paper , as the reader will see on turning to page ...
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... deal in his mind for some time . He wanted to know what had become of the MS . of Franklin's Auto- biography , and whether one could not find it if one looked around in that country . He himself believed that , unless it had been ...
... deal in his mind for some time . He wanted to know what had become of the MS . of Franklin's Auto- biography , and whether one could not find it if one looked around in that country . He himself believed that , unless it had been ...
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... deal with the British Government has never been made good . The only piece of posi- tive evidence in favour of the idea is this : that Jefferson speaks of having read a certain passage in the MS . of Franklin's account of the Secret ...
... deal with the British Government has never been made good . The only piece of posi- tive evidence in favour of the idea is this : that Jefferson speaks of having read a certain passage in the MS . of Franklin's account of the Secret ...
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... deal to be sub- missive to superiors , etc. , etc. Farce of Perpetual Motion . Writing for Jersey Assembly . Hutchinson's Letters . Temple . Suit in Chancery Abuse before the Privy Council . Lord Hillsborough's character and conduct ...
... deal to be sub- missive to superiors , etc. , etc. Farce of Perpetual Motion . Writing for Jersey Assembly . Hutchinson's Letters . Temple . Suit in Chancery Abuse before the Privy Council . Lord Hillsborough's character and conduct ...
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