Benjamin Franklin, Autobiography (Henry Holt and Co: New York, 1916), 78-80. In 1739, arrived among…
There is no Science, the Study of which is more useful and commendable than the…
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Many Persons in Europe having directly or by Letters, express'd to the Writer of this,…
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