 | Benjamin Franklin - 1817 - 508 pages
...all Canada, Nova Scotia, and the Floridas. 6ut if you would have a real friendly as well as able aHy in America, and avoid all occasion of future discord which will otherwise be continually arising On yo'uir Aiflerican frontiers, you should throw in those countries. And you may call it if you please... | |
 | Benjamin Franklin - 1818 - 494 pages
...might by your treaty retain all Canada, Nova Scotia, and the Fforidas. But if yo'u would have a real friendly as well as able ally in America, and avoid...those countries. And you may call it, if you please, art. indemnification for the burning of their towns ; which indemnification wiJl otherwise be some... | |
 | Benjamin Franklin - 1818 - 480 pages
...might by your treaty retain all Canada, Nova Scotia, and the Floridas. But if ypu would have a real friendly as well as able ally in America, and avoid...which will otherwise be continually arising on your Americsm frontiers, you should throw in those countries. And you may call it, if you please, an indemnification... | |
 | Benjamin Franklin - Statesmen - 1818 - 462 pages
...might by your treaty retain all Canada, Nova Scotia, and the Floridas. But if you would have a real friendly as well as able ally in America, and avoid all occasion of future discord which will otherwbe be continually arising on your American froatiers, you should throw in those countries. And... | |
 | Benjamin Franklin - United States - 1840 - 602 pages
...might, by your treaty, retain all Canada, Nova Scotia, and the Floridas. But if you would have a real friendly as well as able ally in America, and avoid...be some time or other demanded. I know your people wfll not see the utility of such measures, and will never follow them, and even call it insolence and... | |
 | Robert Taylor Conrad - Declaration of Independence - 1846 - 900 pages
...Scotia, and the Floridas, to America. If you would have in her a real friend as well as able ally, and avoid all occasion of future discord, which will...American frontiers, you should throw in those countries." The efforts were renewed in personal conversations, in one of which Franklin was warned to beware of... | |
 | Daniel Benham - Moravians - 1856 - 674 pages
...demonstrate your good will. For instance, perhaps you might, by your treaty, retain all Canada, NovaScotia, and the Floridas. But, if you would have a really...call it, if you please, an indemnification for the hurning of their towns, which indemnification will, otherwise, be some time or other demanded. " I... | |
 | Daniel Benham - 1856 - 670 pages
...demonstrate your good will. For instance, perhaps you might, by your treaty, retain all Canada, NovaScotia, and the Floridas. But, if you would have a really...American frontiers, you should throw in those countries. Ami you may call it, if you please, an indemnification for the burning of their towns, which indemnification... | |
 | Benjamin Franklin - Statesmen - 1859 - 680 pages
...the Floridas. But if you Would have a real friendly as well as able ally in America, and avoid ail occasion of future discord, which will otherwise be...their towns, which indemnification will otherwise besóme time or other demanded. 312 f " I know your people will not see the utility of such measures,... | |
 | Pennsylvania - 1879 - 542 pages
...oblige you to grant, but such additional ones as may show your generosity, and thereby domonstrate your good will. For instance, perhaps you might, by...arising on your American frontiers, you should throw ia those countries. And you may call it if yon please an idemnification for the burning of their towns,... | |
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America, and avoid all occasion of future discord, which will otherwise be continually arising on your American frontiers, you should throw in those countries. 
