The Autobiography of Benjamin FranklinUniversal Library, 1950 - 212 páginas |
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... Pieces for This Paper . . . " MY BROTHER had in 1720 or 1721 begun to print a news- paper . It was the second that appeared in America and was called the New England Courant . The only one before it was the Boston News - Letter . I ...
... Pieces for This Paper . . . " MY BROTHER had in 1720 or 1721 begun to print a news- paper . It was the second that appeared in America and was called the New England Courant . The only one before it was the Boston News - Letter . I ...
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... pieces in our newspaper on some political point , which I have now forgotten , gave offense to the As- sembly . He was taken up , censured , and imprisoned for a month by the speaker's warrant , I suppose because he would not discover ...
... pieces in our newspaper on some political point , which I have now forgotten , gave offense to the As- sembly . He was taken up , censured , and imprisoned for a month by the speaker's warrant , I suppose because he would not discover ...
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... pieces , has imitated it with success ; and Richardson has done the same in his Pamela , etc. When we drew near the island , we found it was at a place where there could be no landing , there being a great surf on the stony beach . So ...
... pieces , has imitated it with success ; and Richardson has done the same in his Pamela , etc. When we drew near the island , we found it was at a place where there could be no landing , there being a great surf on the stony beach . So ...
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