Benjamin Franklinin a sentence
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Benjamin Franklin's portrait is on the $100 bill, which is sometimes referred to as "a Benjamin" or "a Franklin."Benjamin Franklin = U.S. diplomat, printer, writer, and inventor who helped draw up the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution
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—Benjamin Franklin, Poor Richard's Almanac, 1733.† (source)
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"We would come with you to protect you," says Benjamin Franklin, looking at Snowman's long stick.† (source)
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Some of them were alive when Benjamin Franklin was born.† (source)
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"Lift up your heads," Robert Winthrop told the crowd many years ago at the unveiling of a statue of that great hero of American independence Benjamin Franklin, "and look at the image of a man who rose from nothing, who owed nothing to parentage or patronage, who enjoyed no advantages of early education which are not open, a hundredfold open, to yourselves, who performed the most menial services in the businesses in which his early life was employed, but who lived to stand before Kings, and died to leave a name which the world will never forget."† (source)
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Fast Fireman: Benjamin Franklin.† (source)
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What if I told you that precise moment was chosen by three famous Masons—George Washington, Benjamin Franklin, and Pierre L'Enfant, the primary architect for D.C?† (source)Benjamin Franklin = U.S. diplomat, printer, writer, and inventor who helped draw up the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution
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Outside the Waldorf Astoria, a bronze statue of Benjamin Franklin was whacking a hellhound with a rolled-up newspaper.† (source)
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Malthus got the idea for this essay from Benjamin Franklin, the American who in-vented the lightning conductor among other things.† (source)
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Benjamin Franklin had departed on a mission to France.† (source)
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Benjamin Franklin.† (source)
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The things which hurt instruct—Benjamin Franklin.† (source)
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Great men like George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, and Benjamin Franklin, who signed the Declaration of Independence and whom you see on our money today, agreed that God and the Bible would be their moral compasses for constructing the greatest nation on Earth.† (source)
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Benjamin Franklin once said: 'Those who would give up essential liberty to purchase a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety.'† (source)
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I would happily set print by hand, like Benjamin Franklin.† (source)
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By now, it had become something of a family joke, their Thomas Edison Mami, their Benjamin Franklin Mom.† (source)
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