Lives of Eminent Literary and Scientific Men of AmericaD. Appleton, 1850 - 356 lappuses |
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... Letters , even more than the immo- ralities they so unblushingly display . FRANKLIN fortunately left behind him an unfinished work of this class containing a sketch of his early years , which for perspicuity and unaffected simplicity ...
... Letters , even more than the immo- ralities they so unblushingly display . FRANKLIN fortunately left behind him an unfinished work of this class containing a sketch of his early years , which for perspicuity and unaffected simplicity ...
18. lappuse
... letter written by Franklin to his brother - in - law , Holmes , and was so much struck with the superior ability displayed by a youth of seventeen years of age , that on his return to Philadelphia he sought him out , and treated him ...
... letter written by Franklin to his brother - in - law , Holmes , and was so much struck with the superior ability displayed by a youth of seventeen years of age , that on his return to Philadelphia he sought him out , and treated him ...
19. lappuse
... letter from Sir William . In the meantime , he kept his own secret , and continued to work quietly at his trade , occasionally dining with the Gov- ernor , which he " considered a great honor , more particularly as he conversed with him ...
... letter from Sir William . In the meantime , he kept his own secret , and continued to work quietly at his trade , occasionally dining with the Gov- ernor , which he " considered a great honor , more particularly as he conversed with him ...
20. lappuse
... letter to Sir William declining his aid , and gave to his son the wholesome advice to remain closely attentive to his business until he was twenty - one years of age , by which time he might , with prudence , save money enough to set ...
... letter to Sir William declining his aid , and gave to his son the wholesome advice to remain closely attentive to his business until he was twenty - one years of age , by which time he might , with prudence , save money enough to set ...
21. lappuse
... letters of credit and intro- duction promised by him , but was put off under one pretence or another until the very moment of sailing , when the Gov- ernor sent his Secretary to Franklin to say , that the letters would meet him on board ...
... letters of credit and intro- duction promised by him , but was put off under one pretence or another until the very moment of sailing , when the Gov- ernor sent his Secretary to Franklin to say , that the letters would meet him on board ...
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