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The advantages proposed were the improvement of so many more young citizens by the use of our institutions ; our better acquaintance with the general sentiments of the inhabitants on any occasion , as the Junto member might propose what ...
The advantages proposed were the improvement of so many more young citizens by the use of our institutions ; our better acquaintance with the general sentiments of the inhabitants on any occasion , as the Junto member might propose what ...
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I therefore , in 1743 , drew up a proposal for establishing an academy ; and at that time , thinking the Rev. Richard Peters , who was out of employ , a fit person to superintend such an institution , I communicated the project to him ...
I therefore , in 1743 , drew up a proposal for establishing an academy ; and at that time , thinking the Rev. Richard Peters , who was out of employ , a fit person to superintend such an institution , I communicated the project to him ...
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It had been proposed that we should encourage the scheme for building a battery by laying out the present stock , then about sixty pounds ... By our rules no money could be disposed of till the next meeting after the proposal .
It had been proposed that we should encourage the scheme for building a battery by laying out the present stock , then about sixty pounds ... By our rules no money could be disposed of till the next meeting after the proposal .
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