Franklin in Germany
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Franklin.' " At the close, the struggle between the mother country and the colonies is described entirely from the Ameri- can point of view. It is clear that Achenwall was convinced by Frank- lin. In closing he says : " I doubt not that other men of learning in this country have used their acquaintance with this honored man [Franklin] as well as I. Could they be persuaded to give the public their noteworthy conversation with him, it would be doing the public a great benefit." These observations... were reprinted twice, in 1769 at Frankfurt and Stuttgart, and in 1777 at Helmstedt. They appear to be the only account of the dispute over the constitutional questions at issue in America in the German language published before 1776.
Mr. Gallinger's Thesis gives quite an exhaustive account of the later publications in Germany on the American struggle for independence, and supplies too the names of many men famous in German literature who heartily supported the American side. At Cassel, the capital of the Elector of Hesse, who sent the largest contingent of German sol- diers to America to fight for the British supremacy, there was a group of writers defending the American right to appeal to arms.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Franklin.' " At the close, the struggle between the mother country and the colonies is described entirely from the Ameri- can point of view. It is clear that Achenwall was convinced by Frank- lin. In closing he says : " I doubt not that other men of learning in this country have used their acquaintance with this honored man [Franklin] as well as I. Could they be persuaded to give the public their noteworthy conversation with him, it would be doing the public a great benefit." These observations... were reprinted twice, in 1769 at Frankfurt and Stuttgart, and in 1777 at Helmstedt. They appear to be the only account of the dispute over the constitutional questions at issue in America in the German language published before 1776.
Mr. Gallinger's Thesis gives quite an exhaustive account of the later publications in Germany on the American struggle for independence, and supplies too the names of many men famous in German literature who heartily supported the American side. At Cassel, the capital of the Elector of Hesse, who sent the largest contingent of German sol- diers to America to fight for the British supremacy, there was a group of writers defending the American right to appeal to arms.
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