Memoirs of Benjamin Franklin, Volumen 2Harper & Brothers, 1839 |
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... necessary , and what are not ; you know what number of troops is sufficient in one , and not sufficient in another ; you will cause the necessary garrisons to be re - enforced , and disband those that are useless ? ' " I should be of ...
... necessary , and what are not ; you know what number of troops is sufficient in one , and not sufficient in another ; you will cause the necessary garrisons to be re - enforced , and disband those that are useless ? ' " I should be of ...
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... necessary expense ? Can he possibly preserve a right to that character , if by fraud , strat- agem , or contrivance , he avoids that payment in whole or in part ? What should we think of a companion who , hav- ing supped with his ...
... necessary expense ? Can he possibly preserve a right to that character , if by fraud , strat- agem , or contrivance , he avoids that payment in whole or in part ? What should we think of a companion who , hav- ing supped with his ...
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... necessary in your min- ister at this court . I am afraid , therefore , that your affairs may some time or other suffer by my deficiency . I find also that the business is too heavy for me , and too confining . The constant at- tendance ...
... necessary in your min- ister at this court . I am afraid , therefore , that your affairs may some time or other suffer by my deficiency . I find also that the business is too heavy for me , and too confining . The constant at- tendance ...
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