Memoirs of the Life and Writings of Benjamin Franklin ...: Posthumous and other writingsH. Colburn, 1819 |
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... salary , will be despised and disregarded . The husbandman is in honor there , and even the mechanic , because their em- ployments are useful . The people have a saying , that " God Almighty is himself a mechanic , the greatest in the ...
... salary , will be despised and disregarded . The husbandman is in honor there , and even the mechanic , because their em- ployments are useful . The people have a saying , that " God Almighty is himself a mechanic , the greatest in the ...
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... salaries appointed , exclusive privileges for terms of years , & c . & c . Such persons , on reading the Articles of Confederation , will find that the Congress have no power committed to them , or money put into their hands for such ...
... salaries appointed , exclusive privileges for terms of years , & c . & c . Such persons , on reading the Articles of Confederation , will find that the Congress have no power committed to them , or money put into their hands for such ...
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... salaries , and for the number of boys the Latin master was to teach . The first in- stance of partiality in favor of the Latin part of the institution , was in giving the title of rector to the Latin master , and no title to the English ...
... salaries , and for the number of boys the Latin master was to teach . The first in- stance of partiality in favor of the Latin part of the institution , was in giving the title of rector to the Latin master , and no title to the English ...
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... salary , induced the trustees at length , viz . in July 1750 , to offer 50 % . more . Another instance of the partiality above - men- tioned was in the March preceding , when 100 % . sterling was voted to buy Latin and Greek books ...
... salary , induced the trustees at length , viz . in July 1750 , to offer 50 % . more . Another instance of the partiality above - men- tioned was in the March preceding , when 100 % . sterling was voted to buy Latin and Greek books ...
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... salary offered , though he thought it too scanty . He had a good voice , read perfectly well , with proper accent and just pronunciation , and his method of communicating habits of the same kind to his pupils , was this : -When he gave ...
... salary offered , though he thought it too scanty . He had a good voice , read perfectly well , with proper accent and just pronunciation , and his method of communicating habits of the same kind to his pupils , was this : -When he gave ...
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