Memoirs of the Life and Writings of Benjamin FranklinJ. M. Dent & Company, 1910 - 314 páginas |
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... America , many of them personal friends of his . The most powerful friend of all , however , was the enormous section of the British mercantile and manufacturing class , which found itself being ruined by the sudden disappearance of America ...
... America , many of them personal friends of his . The most powerful friend of all , however , was the enormous section of the British mercantile and manufacturing class , which found itself being ruined by the sudden disappearance of America ...
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... America and - what was of infinitely more concern to the feelings , both of the King and People of this country - of getting it from taxation imposed upon Americans by the English Parliament . He addressed himself to this task with ...
... America and - what was of infinitely more concern to the feelings , both of the King and People of this country - of getting it from taxation imposed upon Americans by the English Parliament . He addressed himself to this task with ...
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... America , with this preliminary treaty , negotiated so ably by Jay , Adams , and Franklin ; in which , to the astonishment of all the world and the disgust of a large part of it , the Americans got everything and gave nothing . Franklin ...
... America , with this preliminary treaty , negotiated so ably by Jay , Adams , and Franklin ; in which , to the astonishment of all the world and the disgust of a large part of it , the Americans got everything and gave nothing . Franklin ...
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