 Our ancient correspondence used to have something philosophical in it. As you are now more free from public cares, and I expect to be so in a few months, why may we not resume that kind of correspondence ? Our much regretted friend Winthrop once made...  Transactions of the American Philosophical Society - Side 11af American Philosophical Society - 1793Fuld visning - Om denne bog
 | 1821 - 356 sider
...public cares, and I expect to be so in a few months, why may we not resume that kind of correspondence ? Our much regretted friend Winthrop once made me the compliment, that I was good at starting game for philosophers : let me try if I can start a little for you. Has the question, ' How... | |
 | Benjamin Franklin, Jared Sparks - 1838 - 632 sider
...public cares, and I expect to be so in a few months, why may we not resume that kind of correspondence 1 Our much regretted friend Winthrop once made me the compliment, that I was good at starting game for philosophers ; let me try if I can start a little for you. Has the question, how... | |
 | Benjamin Franklin - 1840 - 640 sider
...public cares, and I expect to be so in a few months, why may we not resume that kind of correspondence ? Our much regretted friend Winthrop once made me the compliment, that I was good at starting game for philosophers ; let me try if I can start a little for you. Has the question, how... | |
 | Benjamin Franklin - 1906 - 1056 sider
...public Cares, and I expect to be so in a few Months, why may we not resume that kind of Correspondence? Our much regretted Friend Winthrop once made me the Compliment, that I was good at starting Game for Philosophers; let me try if I can start a little for you. 1 Read at a meeting of... | |
 | Massachusetts Historical Society - 1907 - 496 sider
...public cares, and I expect to be so in a few months, why may we not resume that kind of correspondence ? Our much regretted friend Winthrop * once made me the compliment that I was good at starting game for philosophers. Let me try if I can start a little for you. Has the question, How came... | |
 | Benjamin Franklin, University Press of the Pacific - 2001 - 190 sider
...American Academy of Arts and Sciences. 177 months, why may we not resume that kind of correspondence? Our much regretted friend Winthrop once made me the compliment that I was good at starting game for philosophers; let me try if I can start a little for you. Has the question, How came... | |
 | Frank Edward Manuel, Fritzie Prigohzy Manuel - 2004 - 296 sider
...public cares, and I expect to be so in a few months, why may we not resume that kind of correspondence? Our much regretted friend Winthrop once made me the compliment that I was good at starting game for philosophers; let me try if I can start a little for you." A swarm of scientific... | |
 | 1086 sider
...fomething elfe. Our Our ancient corrcfpondencc ufed to have fomething philofophical in it. As you are now more free from public cares, and I expect to be fo...queftion, how came the earth by its magnetifm, ever been confi Jered ? Is it likely that iron ore immediately exifted when this globe was firA formed ; or may... | |
 | Florian Cajori - 1928 - 200 sider
...visit" from Franklin the preceding summer. On May 31, 1788, Franklin wrote to James Bowdoin of Boston, "Our much regretted Friend Winthrop once made me the Compliment, that I was good at starting Game for Philosophers; let me try if I can start a little for you." And then Franklin proceeds... | |
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