Memoirs of Benjamin Franklin, Volumen 2Harper & Brothers, 1839 |
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... Philadelphia , had done us some small service , for which he re- fused to be paid . My wife , understanding that he had a daughter , sent her a new - fashioned cap . Three years after , this skipper being at my house with an old farmer ...
... Philadelphia , had done us some small service , for which he re- fused to be paid . My wife , understanding that he had a daughter , sent her a new - fashioned cap . Three years after , this skipper being at my house with an old farmer ...
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... Philadelphia , July 5 , 1775 . " You are a member of Parliament , and one of that majority which has doomed my country to de- struction . You have begun to burn our towns and murder our people . Look upon your hands ! they are stained ...
... Philadelphia , July 5 , 1775 . " You are a member of Parliament , and one of that majority which has doomed my country to de- struction . You have begun to burn our towns and murder our people . Look upon your hands ! they are stained ...
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... Philadelphia about four hundred miles . This puzzled me , because the storm began with us so soon as to prevent any observation ; and being a northeast storm , I imagined it must have begun rather sooner in places farther to the north ...
... Philadelphia about four hundred miles . This puzzled me , because the storm began with us so soon as to prevent any observation ; and being a northeast storm , I imagined it must have begun rather sooner in places farther to the north ...
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