Proceedings of the American Antiquarian Society 34
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5174.
258 American Antiquarian Society [Oct., with the Perms temporarily came to an end and the other more pressing problems of Pennsylvania had been settled as far as they could be settled in England.
Franklin availed himself of this lull in affairs to write his famous Canada pamphlet. This publication was by far the ablest of all the pamphlets bearing on the question of the retention of Canada or Guadaloupe.
It did much to influence British opinion and to prompt the Ministry to make the decis...ion to keep Canada which to this day has remained a possession of the British Empire.
The period from 1757 until 1760 was momentous in the history of Pennsylvania and Great Britain.
It was in these years that the later much maligned loyalist, Joseph Galloway, fought for colonial rights and better colonial government. These also were the years in which Franklin won his first diplomatic victories and were the beginning of his career as the foremost of American Diplomatists during the fateful years of the Revolution.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
5174.
258 American Antiquarian Society [Oct., with the Perms temporarily came to an end and the other more pressing problems of Pennsylvania had been settled as far as they could be settled in England.
Franklin availed himself of this lull in affairs to write his famous Canada pamphlet. This publication was by far the ablest of all the pamphlets bearing on the question of the retention of Canada or Guadaloupe.
It did much to influence British opinion and to prompt the Ministry to make the decis...ion to keep Canada which to this day has remained a possession of the British Empire.
The period from 1757 until 1760 was momentous in the history of Pennsylvania and Great Britain.
It was in these years that the later much maligned loyalist, Joseph Galloway, fought for colonial rights and better colonial government. These also were the years in which Franklin won his first diplomatic victories and were the beginning of his career as the foremost of American Diplomatists during the fateful years of the Revolution.
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