Memoirs of the Life and Writings of Benjamin FranklinJ. M. Dent & Company, 1910 - 314 páginas |
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... Philadelphia , which prov'd extremely inconvenient to me The then governor of New York , Burnet ( son of Bishop Burnet ) , hearing from the captain that a young man , one of his passengers , had a great many books , desir'd he would ...
... Philadelphia , which prov'd extremely inconvenient to me The then governor of New York , Burnet ( son of Bishop Burnet ) , hearing from the captain that a young man , one of his passengers , had a great many books , desir'd he would ...
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... Philadelphia , and the majority of us so poor , that I was not able , with great industry , to find more than fifty persons , mostly young tradesmen , willing to pay down for this purpose forty shillings each , and ten shillings per ...
... Philadelphia , and the majority of us so poor , that I was not able , with great industry , to find more than fifty persons , mostly young tradesmen , willing to pay down for this purpose forty shillings each , and ten shillings per ...
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... Philadelphia taking home his purchases of paper in a wheelbarrow , or as the representative man of a whole people , placed prominently in the eye of all the world . At any time in his third period he could have returned to the scenes ...
... Philadelphia taking home his purchases of paper in a wheelbarrow , or as the representative man of a whole people , placed prominently in the eye of all the world . At any time in his third period he could have returned to the scenes ...
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