The Works of Dr. Benjamin Franklin: Political, before the revolutionW. Duane, 1809 |
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... army , or under officers from England . ) - It was therefore thought best , to give the council the power of approving the officers , which the people will look upon as a great security of their being good men . And without some such ...
... army , or under officers from England . ) - It was therefore thought best , to give the council the power of approving the officers , which the people will look upon as a great security of their being good men . And without some such ...
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... army , or as an emigration of colonists , can march from one country to another ' through an inhospitable wilderness , without magazines ; nor with any safety , without posts communicating among each other by practicable roads , to ...
... army , or as an emigration of colonists , can march from one country to another ' through an inhospitable wilderness , without magazines ; nor with any safety , without posts communicating among each other by practicable roads , to ...
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... army , large as it may be , can be maintained by the French without any expence . From their numbers , their situation , and the rivers that run into the English settlements , it is easy to conceive , that they can at any time make an ...
... army , large as it may be , can be maintained by the French without any expence . From their numbers , their situation , and the rivers that run into the English settlements , it is easy to conceive , that they can at any time make an ...
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... army through the American woods , with its necessary can- non and stores , sufficient to reduce a very slight fort . The accounts at the treasury will tell you , what amazing sums we have necessarily spent in the expeditions against two ...
... army through the American woods , with its necessary can- non and stores , sufficient to reduce a very slight fort . The accounts at the treasury will tell you , what amazing sums we have necessarily spent in the expeditions against two ...
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... army : ( what can be a stronger proof of the security of their pos- session ? ) And yet by a policy , similar to this throughout , was the Roman world subdued and held : a world composed of above an hundred languages , and sets of ...
... army : ( what can be a stronger proof of the security of their pos- session ? ) And yet by a policy , similar to this throughout , was the Roman world subdued and held : a world composed of above an hundred languages , and sets of ...
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