[DOC] [TLE] Agent to London  Benjamin Franklin History [PAR] Agent of the Pennsylvania Assembly to London 1757-1762 ... Agent of the 
Pennsylvania Assembly to London 1764-1775 ... supported Franklin, voted to 
send him to London to assist agent Richard Jackson to protest new legislation ... 
In order to finance the defense of its American colonies and pay for war expenses
, George... [DOC] [TLE] London Years - Benjamin Franklin House [PAR] 1757-1762. In the thirty years ... In 1757 he was sent to London as diplomat for 
the Pennsylvania Assembly, taking his son William (then aged 26) with him. 
There he took ... 1764-1775. In 1764 ... Despite the defeat of France in the French 
and Indian War, the colony was racked by the strains of defending its frontier. 
Franklin... [DOC] [TLE] Benjamin Franklin (1706-1790), University of Pennsylvania ... [PAR] Twice he was sent to London as agent for the Assembly, 1757-1762 and 1764-
1775. With the outbreak of the Revolution, he was sent as Commissioner to... [DOC] [TLE] Click Print on your browser to print the article. Close ... - Study the past [PAR] A Dissertation won him notoriety among London .... On 15 October 1736 the 
Pennsylvania assembly elected Franklin its clerk. ... the Royal Society, sent the 
Library Company a pamphlet describing the new German investigations ..... of 
American propaganda throughout his years in England, 1757-1762 and 1764-
1775. [DOC] [TLE] Ben Franklin - American History at the Acadian Ancestral home [PAR] ... of Poor Richard's Almanac; State printer; clerk of the Pennsylvania general 
assembly ... agent of Pennsylvania in London 1757-1762 and 1764-1775; 
Member of the ... president of the Pennsylvania constitutional convention of 1776; 
sent as a ... early proponent of colonial unity; historians hail him as the "First 
American". [DOC] [TLE] Why didn't Benjamin Franklin run for president? - Quora [PAR] George Washington became America's first president in 1789. Ben Franklin died 
in 1790. ... He WAS President (analogous to governor) of Pennsylvania* in 1785 
however. ... What celebrity tweeted Benjamin Franklin was their favorite president
? ... Twice he was sent to London as agent for the Assembly, 1757-1762 and... [DOC] [TLE] Philadelphia Reflections: Colonial Philadelphia [PAR] Aug 27, 2010 ... It seemed in London that the thirteen colonies had united, formed not only an ...... 
The defeated but determined Quaker party sent him to England to lobby ..... of the 
Pennsylvania Assembly and mentor to young Benjamin Franklin. ..... James and 
Drinker resigned their appointments as sales agents, the pilots... [DOC] [TLE] Nonson is SICK - Page 9 - Ukraine.com Discussion Forum [PAR] Apr 24, 2001 ... With no work available, William Bradford referred him to his son, a printer, ..... [
1757- 1762 Franklin was sent to England [2] by the Pennsylvania ... later served 
as agent of Pennsylvania Assembly in London and then became friend .... 1764-
1775 The Assembly of Pennsylvania, in common with all the other... [DOC] [TLE] The Rise of Dirty Rotten Scoundrels Pages 1 - 50 - Text Version ... [PAR] Mar 2, 2016 ... In the Holy Bible twelve spies were sent to survey the land (Numbers ... 
encouraged the people to trust God for their protection (Numbers 14:9). ... In 1757
, Franklin was sent to London as diplomat for the Pennsylvania 16/33 Assembly, 
... 17641775 In 1764, Franklin was again sent to England to petition the... [DOC] [TLE] View PDF - American Antiquarian Society [PAR] Assembly of Pa. from Bethlehem; farmer at Frederick (Montgomery). Pa.; Germ. 
...... N.Y.; sent as a diplomatic agent to the Governor of Virginia; suggested. [DOC] [TLE] FOUNDERS - Patrick Henry Spirit [PAR] The following year he was elected to the House and soon became its ... President 
Washington appointed him Secretary of State in 1795, but Henry declined the 
office. .... he was sent by the royal governor of Virginia, to demand a cessation of 
such ..... Pennsylvania Assembly in 1751 and served as an agent for 
Pennsylvania... [DOC] [TLE] Miscellaneous Benjamin Franklin Collections :

Question: The Pennsylvania assembly sent him to London as its agent twice: 1757-1762 & 1764-1775
Answer: Benjamin Franklin