...sorts," as no letter-foundry then existed on that continent, he used types as puncheons, and struck th« matrices in lead. He also made his own printing ink,...to his son, the late Governor Franklin, who took an opposite part in the political contentions of North America, and afterwards received a considerable...

...libraries, now so numerous. It is become a great thing itself, and continually goes on increasing: these libraries have improved the general conversation...throughout the colonies in defence of their privileges. [Thus far was written with the intention expressed in the beginning, and therefore contains several...

...libraries, now so numerous. It is become a great thins itself, and continually goes on increasing: these libraries have improved the general conversation...contributed in some degree to the stand so generally mude throughout the colonies in defence of their privileges. [Thus far ffas written with the intention...

...libraries, now so numerous. It is become a great thing itself, and continually goes on increasing: these libraries have improved the general conversation...throughout the colonies in defence of their privileges. [Thus far was written with tho intention eipressed in tht; beainnnie : and setting abroad, it excited...

...libraries, now so numerous. It is become a great thing itself, and continually goes on increasing. These libraries have improved the general conversation...throughout the colonies in defence of their privileges. VOL. I. CHAPTER VI.* Origin of tfie Philadelphia Library. — Mode of obtaining Subscriptions. —...

...libraries, now so numerous. It is become a great thing itself, and continually goes on increasing. These libraries have improved the general conversation...throughout the colonies in defence of their privileges. VOL. I. 13 CHAPTER VI.* Origin of the Philadelphia Library. — Mode of obtaining Subscriptions. —...

...libraries, now so numerous. It has become a great thing itself, and continually goes on increasing. These libraries have improved the general conversation...throughout the colonies in defence of their privileges." Those are the words of Franklin, Mr. Mayor, which I read from his own book. Our excellent friend the...

...libraries, now so numerous. It is become a great thing itself, and continually goes on increasing. These libraries have improved the general conversation...the colonies in defence of their privileges.* * Here the Twyford letter, forming the First Part of the Autobiography, ends. The Second Part, of which the...

...libraries, now so numerous. It is become a great thing itself, and continually goes on increasing. These libraries have improved the general conversation...stand so generally made throughout the colonies, in defense of their privileges. CHAPTER VI. AT the time I established myself in Pennsylvania, there was...

...libraries, now so numerous. It has become a great thing itself, and continually goes on increasing. These libraries have improved the general conversation...throughout the colonies in defence of their privileges." Those are the words of Franklin, Mr. Mayor, which I read from his own book. Our excellent friend, the...