Memoirs of Benjamin Franklin, Volumen 2Harper & Brothers, 1839 |
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... hope I shall therefore be able to write to you upon it soon after my arrival . At present I can only return my thanks , and say that the parts I have read gave me both pleasure and instruction ; that I am convinced of your position ...
... hope I shall therefore be able to write to you upon it soon after my arrival . At present I can only return my thanks , and say that the parts I have read gave me both pleasure and instruction ; that I am convinced of your position ...
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... hope you will live long to see that country flourish under its new constitution , which I am sure will give you great pleasure . Will you permit me to express another hope that , now your friends are in power , they will take the first ...
... hope you will live long to see that country flourish under its new constitution , which I am sure will give you great pleasure . Will you permit me to express another hope that , now your friends are in power , they will take the first ...
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... hope to be a better correspondent for the little time I have to live . I am recovering from a long - continued gout , and am diligently employed in writing the History of my Life , to the doing of which the persuasions contained in your ...
... hope to be a better correspondent for the little time I have to live . I am recovering from a long - continued gout , and am diligently employed in writing the History of my Life , to the doing of which the persuasions contained in your ...
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