Memoirs of the Life and Writings of Benjamin FranklinJ. M. Dent & Company, 1910 - 314 páginas |
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... Franklin's Works did not appear ( that is to say , the authoritative and complete , likewise apocalyptic edition thereof — for unauthoritative editions of Franklin's Works , in English and other languages , there were by the dozen ...
... Franklin's Works did not appear ( that is to say , the authoritative and complete , likewise apocalyptic edition thereof — for unauthoritative editions of Franklin's Works , in English and other languages , there were by the dozen ...
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... Franklin had devoted the time by so - called colleagues . It was serious beyond words . dealing with this particular instance , as with others , it has been acknowledged ( by all the world save Adams and the sons of Adams ) that Franklin ...
... Franklin had devoted the time by so - called colleagues . It was serious beyond words . dealing with this particular instance , as with others , it has been acknowledged ( by all the world save Adams and the sons of Adams ) that Franklin ...
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... Franklin was regarded by the noblest men , that Hamilton would give his support to Franklin's recommendations , though they were essentially moral criticisms of the policy which he himself thought best for the country . Many times in ...
... Franklin was regarded by the noblest men , that Hamilton would give his support to Franklin's recommendations , though they were essentially moral criticisms of the policy which he himself thought best for the country . Many times in ...
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