Memoirs of the Life and Writings of Benjamin Franklin..., Volumen3H. Colburn, 1833 |
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... able , out of my own little stock of know- ledge , to afford you what you require , I can easily direct you to the books where it may most readily be found . Adieu , and believe me ever , my dear friend , Yours affectionately , B ...
... able , out of my own little stock of know- ledge , to afford you what you require , I can easily direct you to the books where it may most readily be found . Adieu , and believe me ever , my dear friend , Yours affectionately , B ...
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... able , not only to preserve their own people in peace , but to repel the force of all the other powers in Europe . It seems , therefore , pru- dent on both sides to cultivate a good understanding , that may hereafter be so useful to ...
... able , not only to preserve their own people in peace , but to repel the force of all the other powers in Europe . It seems , therefore , pru- dent on both sides to cultivate a good understanding , that may hereafter be so useful to ...
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... able to refuse . Present my respects to Mrs. Payne , and Mrs. Heathcot , for though I have not the honor of knowing them , yet as you say they are friends to the American cause , I am sure they must be women of good understanding . I ...
... able to refuse . Present my respects to Mrs. Payne , and Mrs. Heathcot , for though I have not the honor of knowing them , yet as you say they are friends to the American cause , I am sure they must be women of good understanding . I ...
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... will continue through the summer . Our enemies are disappointed in the number of additional troops they purposed to send over . What they have been able to muster will not probably recruit their army OF BENJAMIN FRANKLIN . 25.
... will continue through the summer . Our enemies are disappointed in the number of additional troops they purposed to send over . What they have been able to muster will not probably recruit their army OF BENJAMIN FRANKLIN . 25.
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Benjamin Franklin. been able to muster will not probably recruit their army to the state it was in the beginning of last cam- paign ; and ours I hope will be equally numerous , better armed , and better clothed , than they have been ...
Benjamin Franklin. been able to muster will not probably recruit their army to the state it was in the beginning of last cam- paign ; and ours I hope will be equally numerous , better armed , and better clothed , than they have been ...
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