Memoirs of the Life and Writings of Benjamin FranklinJ. M. Dent & Company, 1910 - 314 páginas |
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... given at last , in full , and for the first time in Franklin's own English . These words need an explanation , for which we must turn back a little . I have already referred to the anxiety of the legatee in regard to the evil uses that ...
... given at last , in full , and for the first time in Franklin's own English . These words need an explanation , for which we must turn back a little . I have already referred to the anxiety of the legatee in regard to the evil uses that ...
Página 87
... given ; in youth the education even of the next generation is given ; in youth the private and public character is determined ; and the term of life extending but from youth to age , life ought to begin well from youth , and more ...
... given ; in youth the education even of the next generation is given ; in youth the private and public character is determined ; and the term of life extending but from youth to age , life ought to begin well from youth , and more ...
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... given me their Transactions gratis . They also presented me with the gold medal of Sir Godfrey Copley for the year 1753 , the delivery of which was accompanied by a very handsome speech of the president , Lord Macclesfield , wherein I ...
... given me their Transactions gratis . They also presented me with the gold medal of Sir Godfrey Copley for the year 1753 , the delivery of which was accompanied by a very handsome speech of the president , Lord Macclesfield , wherein I ...
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