But is it not a fact known to you all, that the assembly did endeavour to strengthen the hands of the government?
Benjamin Franklin: “But is it not a fact known to you all, that the assembly did endeavour to strengthen the hands of the government?”
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Franklin asserts that the assembly made efforts to empower the government amidst challenges.
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