The Works of Benjamin Franklin
The Works of Benjamin Franklin
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I should send jou the letter, which marks strongly the consternation they are m ; but, M. Gerard having written a note ac* qoainting Mr. Deane that they had news from Eng* land that a treaty was on foot between Washmgtmi sad Howe, and desiring to know if we had any intel- ligence of it, 1 wrote the encbsed in answer, and sent Mr. Hartley's letter to him, to show that the mkusters in England had no such news. Mr. Hartley refers me to Mr. Thornton for the titles of the two bills. I re- torn Mr. T...hornton's letters. I am, very respectfiiBy» kjc B. FmAiTKLiir.
TO DAVID HAmiXCT.
l4Mrd JVbrth'i CancUiatory Bill — Jidoice to tk$ Eiigluh tVhigs.
PMij, as P^bravj, 177SL Dear Sir, I received yours of the 18th and 20th of this month» with Lord North's pn>posed bilL The more I see of the ideas and projects of your ministry, and their fitile arts and schemes of amusing and divkling us, the more 1 admire the |>rudent, manly, and magnanimous propositions contained in your intended motion for an address to the King.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I should send jou the letter, which marks strongly the consternation they are m ; but, M. Gerard having written a note ac* qoainting Mr. Deane that they had news from Eng* land that a treaty was on foot between Washmgtmi sad Howe, and desiring to know if we had any intel- ligence of it, 1 wrote the encbsed in answer, and sent Mr. Hartley's letter to him, to show that the mkusters in England had no such news. Mr. Hartley refers me to Mr. Thornton for the titles of the two bills. I re- torn Mr. T...hornton's letters. I am, very respectfiiBy» kjc B. FmAiTKLiir.
TO DAVID HAmiXCT.
l4Mrd JVbrth'i CancUiatory Bill — Jidoice to tk$ Eiigluh tVhigs.
PMij, as P^bravj, 177SL Dear Sir, I received yours of the 18th and 20th of this month» with Lord North's pn>posed bilL The more I see of the ideas and projects of your ministry, and their fitile arts and schemes of amusing and divkling us, the more 1 admire the |>rudent, manly, and magnanimous propositions contained in your intended motion for an address to the King.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sparks Jared to read onlineMoreLess
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