The New Rgime 1765 1767
The New Rgime 1765 1767
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The present set are hardly thought to stand very firm, ^ and God only knows whom we are to have next.
The plan is, I think, well drawn, and I imagine Sir William's approbation will go a great way in recommending it, as he is much relied on in all affairs that may have any relation to the Indians. Lord Adam Gordon is not in town, but I shall take the first oppor- tunity of conferring with him. I thank the Company for their will- ingness to take me in, and one or two others that I may nominate. I... have not yet concluded whom to propose it to; but I suppose our friend Sargent should be one. I wish you had allowed me to name more, as there will be in the proposed country, by my reckoning, near sixty-three millions of acres, and therefore enough to content a great number of reasonable people, and by numbers we might increase the weight of the interest here. But perhaps we shall do without.
B. Franklin to Johnson, September 12, 1766 [Franklin, Writings (Smyth ed. ), 4:461] London, Sept. 12, 1766.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The present set are hardly thought to stand very firm, ^ and God only knows whom we are to have next.
The plan is, I think, well drawn, and I imagine Sir William's approbation will go a great way in recommending it, as he is much relied on in all affairs that may have any relation to the Indians. Lord Adam Gordon is not in town, but I shall take the first oppor- tunity of conferring with him. I thank the Company for their will- ingness to take me in, and one or two others that I may nominate. I... have not yet concluded whom to propose it to; but I suppose our friend Sargent should be one. I wish you had allowed me to name more, as there will be in the proposed country, by my reckoning, near sixty-three millions of acres, and therefore enough to content a great number of reasonable people, and by numbers we might increase the weight of the interest here. But perhaps we shall do without.
B. Franklin to Johnson, September 12, 1766 [Franklin, Writings (Smyth ed. ), 4:461] London, Sept. 12, 1766.
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