The Complete Works in Philosophy, Politics, and Morals, of the Late Dr. Benjamin Franklin, Now First Collected and Arranged: With Memories of His Early Life, Том 3J. Johnson, 1806 |
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... charter , so that no new power is hereby intended to be granted to the colonies . But as , in consequence of this power , one colony might make peace with a nation that another was justly en- gaged in war with ; or make war on slight ...
... charter , so that no new power is hereby intended to be granted to the colonies . But as , in consequence of this power , one colony might make peace with a nation that another was justly en- gaged in war with ; or make war on slight ...
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... charters in America extend their bounds to the South Sea , which may be perhaps three or four thousand miles in length to one or two hundred miles in breadth . It is supposed they must in time be reduced to dimensions more convenient ...
... charters in America extend their bounds to the South Sea , which may be perhaps three or four thousand miles in length to one or two hundred miles in breadth . It is supposed they must in time be reduced to dimensions more convenient ...
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... charters of some particular colonies , viz . Connecticut and Rhode Island , • The civil officers will be chiefly treasurers and collec- tors of taxes ; and the suitable persons are most likely to be known by the council . VACANCIES HOW ...
... charters of some particular colonies , viz . Connecticut and Rhode Island , • The civil officers will be chiefly treasurers and collec- tors of taxes ; and the suitable persons are most likely to be known by the council . VACANCIES HOW ...
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... charters , and have never abused ; for by this plan , the president general is appointed by the crown , and controls all by his negative ; but in those governments , the people choose the governor , and yet allow him no negative . That ...
... charters , and have never abused ; for by this plan , the president general is appointed by the crown , and controls all by his negative ; but in those governments , the people choose the governor , and yet allow him no negative . That ...
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... charters be granted , each for some consi- derable part of the lands west of Pensylvania and the Virginian mountains , to a number of the nobility and gentry of Britain ; with such Americans as shall join them in contributing to the ...
... charters be granted , each for some consi- derable part of the lands west of Pensylvania and the Virginian mountains , to a number of the nobility and gentry of Britain ; with such Americans as shall join them in contributing to the ...
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