The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin And a Sketch of Franklin's Life From the Point Where the Autobiography Ends
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116 AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF " That fewer still, in public affairs, act with a view to the good of mankind.
" There seems to me at present to be great occasion for raising a United Party for Virtue, by forming the virtuous and good men of all nations into a regular body, to be governed by suitable, good, and wise rules, which good and wise men may probably be more unan- imous in their obedience to, than common people are to common laws.
"I at present think that whoever attempts this aright, and is well... qualified, cannot fail of pleasing- God, and of meeting with success. B. F." Revolving this project in my mind, as to be under- taken hereafter, when my circumstances should afford me the necessary leisure, I put down from time to time, on pieces of paper, such thoughts as occurred to me respecting it. Most of these are lost ; but I find one purporting to be the substance of an intended creed, containing, as I thought, the essentials of every known religion, and being free of everything that might shock the professors of any religion.
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116 AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF " That fewer still, in public affairs, act with a view to the good of mankind.
" There seems to me at present to be great occasion for raising a United Party for Virtue, by forming the virtuous and good men of all nations into a regular body, to be governed by suitable, good, and wise rules, which good and wise men may probably be more unan- imous in their obedience to, than common people are to common laws.
"I at present think that whoever attempts this aright, and is well... qualified, cannot fail of pleasing- God, and of meeting with success. B. F." Revolving this project in my mind, as to be under- taken hereafter, when my circumstances should afford me the necessary leisure, I put down from time to time, on pieces of paper, such thoughts as occurred to me respecting it. Most of these are lost ; but I find one purporting to be the substance of an intended creed, containing, as I thought, the essentials of every known religion, and being free of everything that might shock the professors of any religion.
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