Representative Selections: With Introduction, Bibliography, and NotesAmerican Book Company, 1936 - 544 pages |
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Page 167
... given them just Cause of Offence . 4. That if I had much Malice against the Clergy , and withal much Sense ; ' tis strange I never write or talk against the Clergy myself . Some have observed that ' tis a fruitful Topic , and the ...
... given them just Cause of Offence . 4. That if I had much Malice against the Clergy , and withal much Sense ; ' tis strange I never write or talk against the Clergy myself . Some have observed that ' tis a fruitful Topic , and the ...
Page 310
... given Joshua to destroy the Heathen . Horrid Perversion of Scripture and of Religion ! To father the worst of Crimes ... given . The Faith of this Government has been frequently given to those Indians 310 Benjamin Franklin.
... given Joshua to destroy the Heathen . Horrid Perversion of Scripture and of Religion ! To father the worst of Crimes ... given . The Faith of this Government has been frequently given to those Indians 310 Benjamin Franklin.
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... given , Salaries appointed , exclusive Privileges for Terms of years , & c . Such Persons , on reading the Articles of Confederation , will find , that the Congress have no Power committed to them , or Money put into their Hands , for ...
... given , Salaries appointed , exclusive Privileges for Terms of years , & c . Such Persons , on reading the Articles of Confederation , will find , that the Congress have no Power committed to them , or Money put into their Hands , for ...
Contents
The Age of Enlightenment | xiii |
Franklins Theories of Education | xxxii |
Franklins Literary Theory and Practice | xlvi |
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