Representative Selections: With Introduction, Bibliography, and NotesAmerican Book Company, 1936 - 544 pages |
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Page 449
... Persons in Europe , having directly or by Letters , ex- press'd to the Writer of this , who is well acquainted with North America , their Desire of transporting and establishing them- selves in that Country ; but who appear to have ...
... Persons in Europe , having directly or by Letters , ex- press'd to the Writer of this , who is well acquainted with North America , their Desire of transporting and establishing them- selves in that Country ; but who appear to have ...
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... Persons , pretending to be skilled in various great Manufactures , imagining that America must be in Want of them , and that the Congress would probably be dispos'd to imitate the Princes above mentioned , have proposed to go over , on ...
... Persons , pretending to be skilled in various great Manufactures , imagining that America must be in Want of them , and that the Congress would probably be dispos'd to imitate the Princes above mentioned , have proposed to go over , on ...
Page 449
... Persons in Europe , having directly or by Letters , ex- press'd to the Writer of this , who is well acquainted with North America , their Desire of transporting and establishing them- selves in that Country ; but who appear to have ...
... Persons in Europe , having directly or by Letters , ex- press'd to the Writer of this , who is well acquainted with North America , their Desire of transporting and establishing them- selves in that Country ; but who appear to have ...
Contents
The Age of Enlightenment | xiii |
Franklins Theories of Education | xxxii |
Franklins Literary Theory and Practice | xlvi |
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