Benjamin Franklin as a Man of LettersK. Paul, Trench & Company, 1887 - 293 páginas |
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... colonies ; when the colonies were but ten in number , and when the population of the ten did not sum up to four hundred thousand souls ; at a time when witches were plentiful in New England ; when foxes troubled the farmers of Lynn ...
... colonies ; when the colonies were but ten in number , and when the population of the ten did not sum up to four hundred thousand souls ; at a time when witches were plentiful in New England ; when foxes troubled the farmers of Lynn ...
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... colonies where there were printers , the press was busy in the cause of the church . Between the first of January , 1706 , and the first of January , 1718 , all the publica- tions known to have been printed in America number at least ...
... colonies where there were printers , the press was busy in the cause of the church . Between the first of January , 1706 , and the first of January , 1718 , all the publica- tions known to have been printed in America number at least ...
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... colonies . The greatest American then living was unquestionably Cotton Mather . Yet he is in no sense deserving to be called a man of letters . His pen , indeed , was never idle . Four hundred and twenty - three of his productions are ...
... colonies . The greatest American then living was unquestionably Cotton Mather . Yet he is in no sense deserving to be called a man of letters . His pen , indeed , was never idle . Four hundred and twenty - three of his productions are ...
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... colonies . As time passed , the glut of occurrences steadily increased ; his work grew daily more in favor ; and he was at last compelled to lay down the pen , betake himself to type , and become the founder of the Ameri can newspaper ...
... colonies . As time passed , the glut of occurrences steadily increased ; his work grew daily more in favor ; and he was at last compelled to lay down the pen , betake himself to type , and become the founder of the Ameri can newspaper ...
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... colonies , for , the day before the first number was seen at Boston , Brad- ford's " American Mercury " appeared at Phila- delphia . In quality the " Courant " was the most readable , the most entertaining , the most aggres- sive ...
... colonies , for , the day before the first number was seen at Boston , Brad- ford's " American Mercury " appeared at Phila- delphia . In quality the " Courant " was the most readable , the most entertaining , the most aggres- sive ...
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Abbé Morellet accused Advertiser almanac America Andrew Bradford Arthur Lee assembly Autobiography began bills Boston Bradford British Busybody Ça ira called colonies copy Courant debts declared edition England English essays folly France Frank Franklin wrote French gathered gave Gazette given governor hand hundred Indians issued James Franklin Jersey Keimer king knew labor land Leeds letters liberty London Lord magazine manuscript merchants months never newspaper once pamphlet paper money Paris passed Paxton Paxton Boys Penn Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Gazette Philadelphia piece Poor Richard says pounds preface pretended printed printer printing-house province Province of Pennsylvania published Quakers Ralph Izard reader replied scarce sent sermon ship Silas Deane soon speech stamp act taken taxes Temple Franklin things tion took town trade tricity turn verses William Bradford write written York