THE GREAT REHEARSAL1948 |
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... Franklin abroad , each of them too honest to feel suspicion , too great to feel envy . Franklin , already world - famous as a scientist when Washing- ton was still an obscure young soldier in Virginia , had rejoiced in the rise of ...
... Franklin abroad , each of them too honest to feel suspicion , too great to feel envy . Franklin , already world - famous as a scientist when Washing- ton was still an obscure young soldier in Virginia , had rejoiced in the rise of ...
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... Franklin most likely to attend were James Wil- son , Gouverneur Morris , and Thomas Fitzsimons . Of the eight or ten men probably present , Franklin , Robert Morris , Wilson , and Wythe had signed the Declaration of Independ- ence ; and ...
... Franklin most likely to attend were James Wil- son , Gouverneur Morris , and Thomas Fitzsimons . Of the eight or ten men probably present , Franklin , Robert Morris , Wilson , and Wythe had signed the Declaration of Independ- ence ; and ...
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... Franklin was president , their conversation was principally on scientific matters . Franklin had just been sent a two - headed snake preserved in a phial of spir- its . While they were talking about this curious specimen , Franklin ...
... Franklin was president , their conversation was principally on scientific matters . Franklin had just been sent a two - headed snake preserved in a phial of spir- its . While they were talking about this curious specimen , Franklin ...
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Commander and Philosopher | 2 |
APPENDIX | 7 |
Preliminary Planning | 12 |
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