The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin: Poor Richard's Almanac and Other Papers |
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... that each person to be initiated should not only declare his assent to such creed , but should have exercised ... till it was become considerable , to prevent solicitations for the admission of improper persons ; 114 AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF.
... that each person to be initiated should not only declare his assent to such creed , but should have exercised ... till it was become considerable , to prevent solicitations for the admission of improper persons ; 114 AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF.
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Each wagon and team and every saddle or pack horse is to be valued by indifferent persons , chosen between me and the owner ; and in case of the loss of any wagon , team , or other horse in the service , the price according to such ...
Each wagon and team and every saddle or pack horse is to be valued by indifferent persons , chosen between me and the owner ; and in case of the loss of any wagon , team , or other horse in the service , the price according to such ...
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Afterward , having been assured that there really existed such a person as Franklin at Philadelphia , which he had ... and reflecting that a dispute between two persons , written in different languages , might be lengthened greatly by ...
Afterward , having been assured that there really existed such a person as Franklin at Philadelphia , which he had ... and reflecting that a dispute between two persons , written in different languages , might be lengthened greatly by ...
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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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