Memoirs of Benjamin Franklin, Volumen 2Harper & Brothers, 1839 |
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... cause or causes for such depravity in our common peo- ple . May not one be the deficiency of justice and morality in our national government , manifested in our oppressive conduct to subjects , and unjust wars on our neighbours ? View ...
... cause or causes for such depravity in our common peo- ple . May not one be the deficiency of justice and morality in our national government , manifested in our oppressive conduct to subjects , and unjust wars on our neighbours ? View ...
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... cause . " Whoever writes to a stranger should observe three points : 1. That what he proposes be practi- cable . 2. His propositions should be made in ex- plicit terms , so as to be easily understood . 3. What he desires , should be in ...
... cause . " Whoever writes to a stranger should observe three points : 1. That what he proposes be practi- cable . 2. His propositions should be made in ex- plicit terms , so as to be easily understood . 3. What he desires , should be in ...
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Benjamin Franklin. CAUSES OF EARTHQUAKES . The late earthquake felt here , and probably in all the neighbouring provinces , having made many peo- ple desirous to know what may be the natural cause of such violent concussions , we shall ...
Benjamin Franklin. CAUSES OF EARTHQUAKES . The late earthquake felt here , and probably in all the neighbouring provinces , having made many peo- ple desirous to know what may be the natural cause of such violent concussions , we shall ...
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