The Writings of Benjamin Franklin, Tập 7

Benjamin Franklin

Macmillan, 1906 - 453 trang

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NO PAGE 815 Comparison of Great Britain and the United States in regard to the Basis of Credit in the Two Countries 1777	1

To the Committee of Secret Correspondence January	4

To John Hancock January 20 1777 I2 820 To Thomas Morris January 26 1777	26

To Joseph Priestley January 27 1777	27

1777	35

Resolutions of the Commissioners in Paris February 2 1777 19	81

To Jan Ingenhousz April 26 1777

189

To Arthur Lee April 1 1778	129

132	132

To Arthur Lee April 6 1778	137

February	140

141	141

To Comte de Vergennes April 24 1778	143

146	146

To Arthur Lee May 17 1778	154

To Jonathan Williams February 5 1777 21

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Comparison of Great Britain and the United States in regard to the Basis of Credit in the Two Countries 1777	1

To the Committee of Secret Correspondence January	4

To Lord George Germain February 7 1777 22	7

To Mrs Thompson at Lille February 8 1777 23	8

To Mrs Mary Hewson January 12 1777	10

849 To George Washington August 1777	11

To John Hancock January 20 1777	12

To Thomas Morris January 26 1777	13

To Mrs Mary Hewson January 26 1777	15

Instructions to Captain Samuel Nicholson January 26 1777	16

The Sale of the Hessians From the Count de Schaumbergh to the Baron Hohendorf Commanding the Hessian Troops in America February 18 1777 27	18

? October 4 1777	19

To Richard Peters March 6 1777 30	21

Model of a Letter of Recommendation April 2 1777 36	22

To Mrs Thompson at Lille February 8 1777	25

To Viscount de Ponté de Lima April 26 1777 45	26

The Sale of the Hessians From the Count de Schaumbergh to the Baron Hohendorf Commanding the Hessian Troops in America February 18 1777	27

To Richard Peters March 6 1777	30

To Arthur Lee March 21 1777	37

To M Lith April 6 1777	39

To Conde dAranda April 7 1777	40

To C Rybot April 9 1777	41

To Richard Bache April 14 1777	43

To Viscount de Ponté de Lima April 26 1777	45

To Jan Ingenhousz April 26 1777	49

To Samuel Cooper May 1 1777	55

To George Washington August 1777	63

To ? October 4 1777	67

To David Hartley October 14 1777	73

To Major Thornton December 11 1777	74

To a Friend 1777	81

A Dialogue between Britain France Spain Holland Saxony and America ? 1777	82

864 A Catechism relating to the English National Debt 1777	86

To Jan Ingenhousz ? 1777	89

23	92

27	93

31	94

36	96

To Ralph Izard January 29 1778	97

To James Hutton June 23 1778	99

To Thomas Cushing February 27 1778	111

To William Lee March 2 1778	117

To Arthur Lee February 23 1778	121

To Ralph Izard March 30 1778	123

To Arthur Lee February 23 1778	128

To Georgelin Du Cosquer June 11 1778	160

To Captain Sainneville June 23 1778	163

To Ferdinand Grand July 3 1778	173

July 24 1778	181

To Chevalier de Champigny July 24 1778	183

To John Paul Jones September 6 1778	187

79	189

To David Hartley June 16 1778	193

To Comte de Vergennes October 22 1778	194

To David Hartley October 26 1778	195

To M Baron November 20 1778	201

To M Baron November 20 1778	203

To Conrad Alexandre Gérard de Rayneval February 25	204

The Ephemera ? 1778	207

To Arthur Lee January 3 1779	215

To Messrs Lloyd and others January 26 1779	223

From David Hartley to Benjamin Franklin January 23 1779	225

255	255

38	264

To Captain Peter Landais April 8 1779	281

79	286

To M de Sartine April 18 1779	287

To John Adams April 24 1779	295

To Thomas Viny May 4 1779	301

To David Hartley May 4 1779	309

To MajorGeneral John Beckwith May 17 1779	315

1οΙ	320

To Sir Edward Newenham May 27 1779	331

To Charles Carroll of Carrollton June 2 1779	337

To Richard Bache June 2 1779	343

To Francis Hopkinson June 4 1779	350

To the Council of Massachusetts Bay June 4 1779	353

To Alexander Gillon July 5 1779	362

To James Lovell September 30 1779	378

To Mrs Elizabeth Partridge October 11 1779	393

To John Paul Jones October 15 1779	395

To James Lovell October 17 1779	401

To Samuel Cooper October 27 1779	407

NO PAGR 1057 To Benjamin Vaughan November 9 1779	410

The Whistle November 10 1779	414

To Giambatista Beccaria November 19 1779	417

To Captain Conyngham November 22 1779	418

To John Paul Jones December 6 1779	419

To Andres Peder Count Bernstorff December 22 1779	420

To Joshua Johnson December 29 1779	424

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Tiêu đề	The Writings of Benjamin Franklin, Tập 7 Library of American civilization The Writings of Benjamin Franklin, Benjamin Franklin Tập 7 trong tổng số The Writings of Benjamin Franklin: Collected and Ed., with a Life and Introduction, Albert Henry Smyth
Tác giả	Benjamin Franklin
Người biên tập	Albert Henry Smyth
Nhà xuất bản	Macmillan, 1906
Độ dài	453 trang

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