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youth of about my age and my intimate friend , afterward a political writer and historian . The purport of it was to prove the doctrine of fate , from the supposed attributes of God , in some such manner as this .
youth of about my age and my intimate friend , afterward a political writer and historian . The purport of it was to prove the doctrine of fate , from the supposed attributes of God , in some such manner as this .
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Nicholas Scull , a surveyor , afterward surveyorasi general , who loved books and sometimes made a few verses . William Parsons , bred a shoemaker , but loving reading , had acquired a considerable shạre of mathematics , which he first ...
Nicholas Scull , a surveyor , afterward surveyorasi general , who loved books and sometimes made a few verses . William Parsons , bred a shoemaker , but loving reading , had acquired a considerable shạre of mathematics , which he first ...
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... at the same time that he had not brought with him the same unfortunate instructions his predecessors had been hampered with . On this he did not then explain himself ; but when he afterward came to do business with the Assembly ...
... at the same time that he had not brought with him the same unfortunate instructions his predecessors had been hampered with . On this he did not then explain himself ; but when he afterward came to do business with the Assembly ...
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Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin | 1 |
Plan for Saving One Hundred Thousand Pounds | 232 |
Digging for Hidden Treasure | 239 |
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