Memoirs of the Life and Writings of Benjamin Franklin ...H. Colburn, 1833 |
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Benjamin Franklin. gentlemen take this opportunity ( by trying their talent in writing ) of diverting themselves and friends , and improving the taste of the town . And because I would encourage all wit of our own growth and produce , I ...
Benjamin Franklin. gentlemen take this opportunity ( by trying their talent in writing ) of diverting themselves and friends , and improving the taste of the town . And because I would encourage all wit of our own growth and produce , I ...
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... writing in verse or prose , that pretend to either , under his immediate cognizance ; and accordingly , hereby prohibits the publishing any such for the future , till they have first passed his examination , and received his imprimatur ...
... writing in verse or prose , that pretend to either , under his immediate cognizance ; and accordingly , hereby prohibits the publishing any such for the future , till they have first passed his examination , and received his imprimatur ...
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... writing that is endless , and , at the same time , seldom contains any thing that is either edifying or entertaining . Yet , when such a considerable man as Mr. finds himself concerned so warmly to accuse and condemn me , as he has done ...
... writing that is endless , and , at the same time , seldom contains any thing that is either edifying or entertaining . Yet , when such a considerable man as Mr. finds himself concerned so warmly to accuse and condemn me , as he has done ...
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... writer is , be- fore they presume to give their opinion of the thing wrote . This ungenerous way of proceeding I was -well aware of before I published my first specula- tion , and therefore concealed my name . And I appeal to the more ...
... writer is , be- fore they presume to give their opinion of the thing wrote . This ungenerous way of proceeding I was -well aware of before I published my first specula- tion , and therefore concealed my name . And I appeal to the more ...
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... writing , pray show it me , I should be glad to hear it read . I have it not yet . I see , then , said Socrates , that we shall not engage in war so soon ; for the greatness of the undertaking will hinder you from maturely weighing all ...
... writing , pray show it me , I should be glad to hear it read . I have it not yet . I see , then , said Socrates , that we shall not engage in war so soon ; for the greatness of the undertaking will hinder you from maturely weighing all ...
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