Memoirs of Benjamin Franklin, Volumen 2Harper & Brothers, 1839 |
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... river of the Bay of Passama- quoddy which was designated by the name of St. Croix , in the treaty of peace with that nation ; and requesting of me to communicate any facts which my memory or papers may enable me to recollect , and which ...
... river of the Bay of Passama- quoddy which was designated by the name of St. Croix , in the treaty of peace with that nation ; and requesting of me to communicate any facts which my memory or papers may enable me to recollect , and which ...
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... RIVERS TO THE SEA . - EFFECTS OF THE SUN'S RAYS ON CLOTHS OF DIFFERENT COLOURS . MY DEAR FRIEND , September 20 , 1761 . It is , as you observed in our late conversation , a very general opinion , that all rivers run into the sea , or ...
... RIVERS TO THE SEA . - EFFECTS OF THE SUN'S RAYS ON CLOTHS OF DIFFERENT COLOURS . MY DEAR FRIEND , September 20 , 1761 . It is , as you observed in our late conversation , a very general opinion , that all rivers run into the sea , or ...
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... river . The waters , as they run exposed to the sun , air , and wind , are continually evapora- ting . Hence , in travelling , one may often see where a river runs , by a long bluish mist over it , though we are at such a distance as ...
... river . The waters , as they run exposed to the sun , air , and wind , are continually evapora- ting . Hence , in travelling , one may often see where a river runs , by a long bluish mist over it , though we are at such a distance as ...
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