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597:. Further, unlike his father William was a devout member of the Church of England, which reinforced his loyalty to the Crown. Financially, he needed the salary and perquisites. On 13 January 1775, with revolution seeming imminent, Franklin delivered his "Two Roads" speech to the New Jersey legislature, urging the New Jersey Legislature to take the road toward prosperity as a part of England rather than a road to civil war and anarchy. The legislature instead unanimously issued a resolution in support of the radicals in Boston. 716:, who interceded with his American allies to prevent Asgill's execution, the British officer was eventually released by the Continental Congress, where it was agreed he should return to England on parole. Despite the speed with which it was terminated, the Asgill Affair temporarily stalled peace talks between American and British authorities, extending uncertainty over the United States' prospects. Ironically, Benjamin Franklin was a senior negotiator for the revolutionary Americans in Paris when the Asgill Affair occurred. 560: 2770: 2842: 550:
assembly to grant a charter to Rutgers, the state university, and curtailed imprisonment for debt. He pardoned 105 women sentenced to jail for adultery during his fourteen-year term. The Delaware Indians nicknamed him "Dispenser of Justice" after he hanged two Sussex County men for beheading a prisoner during the Pontiac Rebellion. He also established the first Indian reservation in America at Brotherton in Burlington County.
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it, as well we can." William saw his father one last time in 1785, when Benjamin stopped in Britain on his return journey to the U.S. after his time in France. The meeting was brief and involved tying up outstanding legal matters. In a reconciliation attempt, Benjamin also proposed that his son give land that he owned in New York and New Jersey to William's son
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asks Benjamin Franklin if he has heard any news from his son, whom Hancock calls the Royal Governor of New Jersey. To this Dr. Franklin responds, "As that title might suggest, sir, we are not in touch at the present time." Later when a new congressional delegation from New Jersey arrives, the leader
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in October 1781 dimmed British hopes for victory, and in 1782, William Franklin departed for Britain, never to return. Once in London, he became a leading spokesman for the Loyalist community. Because of the continued strength of British forces in North America, in spite of the disaster at Yorktown,
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and William's loyalty to Britain, the relationship between father and son became strained past the breaking point. When Benjamin decided to take up the Patriot cause, he tried to convince William to join him, but the son refused. After Benjamin Franklin was systematically ridiculed and humiliated by
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On 14 August 1788, William married Mary Johnson d'Evelin, a wealthy Irish widow with children. William's son, Temple, after a failed business career in the U.S., lived with his father and stepmother for a time, and followed in his grandfather and father's footsteps and had an illegitimate daughter,
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William Franklin sent a letter to his father, dated 22 July 1784, in an attempt at reconciliation. His father never accepted his royalist position, but he responded in a letter dated 16 August 1784, in which he states " will endeavor, as you propose mutually to forget what has happened relating to
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Benjamin Franklin dedicated his autobiography (written before the war) to his son, though the only mention of William within the manuscript is the inclusion of a newspaper article in which Franklin noted that his son was authorized to make contracts to purchase carts for the British army. But the
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Franklin proved an able governor; avoiding quarrels with the assembly, he put forth effort to bring about popular reforms, such as the improvement of roads and construction of bridges. He also worked to secure crop subsidies from England and founded the colony's chancery courts. He encouraged the
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William Franklin remained as governor of New Jersey, and secretly reported Patriot activities to London. He continued as governor until January 1776, when colonial militiamen placed him under house arrest, which lasted until the middle of June. After the Declaration of Independence, Franklin was
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Bell, Whitfield J., and Charles Greifenstein, Jr. Patriot-Improvers: Biographical Sketches of Members of the American Philosophical Society. 3 vols. Philadelphia: American Philosophical Society, 1997, I:22–23, 175, 183, 219–28, 220. 391,430, 433–34, 444, II:248,401, III:19, 235, 296, 489, 490,
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body with a history of attacking and killing Loyalists and neutrals in New Jersey. At the time, some alleged that Franklin had sanctioned the killing of Huddy. This claim was theoretically substantiated by a note left on Huddy's body, which read, "Up goes Huddy for Philip White."
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Once in New York, Boyd Schlenther says he became, "the acknowledged leader of the American loyalists, for whom he struggled to secure aid. He also built up an unofficial yet active spy network." He set up Loyalist military units to fight the Patriots, such as
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William Franklin is referenced in Lin Manuel- Miranda's song 'Ben Franklin's Song', sung by The Decemberists first released, on December 15, 2017. The song, sung from Benjamin Franklin's perspective references his son William's imprisonment with the lyrics:
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and some property already in William's possession. He stated in the will that the way William "acted against me in the late war, which is of public notoriety, will account for my leaving him no more of an estate he endeavoured to deprive me of."
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father and son were never reconciled; the elder Franklin became known for his uncompromising position related to not providing compensation nor amnesty for the Loyalists who left the colonies, during the negotiations in Paris for the
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William Franklin completed his law education in England, and was admitted to the bar. William and Benjamin Franklin became partners and confidants, working together to pursue land grants in what was then called the Northwest (now
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His Loyalist position was a reflection of his respect for benevolent authority which he felt was embodied by the British Crown, a view consistent with his father's earlier
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on 29 January 1774, he expected his son to resign in protest. Instead, William advised his father to take his medicine and retire from office.
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for eight months. When finally released in a prisoner exchange in 1778, he moved to New York City, which was still occupied by the British.
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Following imprisonment by Patriots in 1776 to 1778, William became the chief leader of the Loyalists. From his base in
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many expected Britain to continue fighting the war. The British naval victory against the French at the
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Who Was the Mother of Franklin's Son?: An Historical Conundrum, Hitherto given up—Now Partly Answered
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Fleming, Thomas, The Perils of Peace: America's Struggle for Survival, (Collins, New York, 2007) 236
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R. C. Simmons, "Colonial Patronage: Two Letters from William Franklin to the Earl of Bute, 1762."
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and active reprisals against the rebels but was frustrated by British Commander-in-Chief General
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William joined a company of Pennsylvania provincial troops in 1746 and spent a winter in
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came to power, who still hoped to achieve a reconciliation with the American colonies.
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William Franklin is referenced in a humorous dialogue exchange in the stage musical
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Biographical Index of Former Fellows of The Royal Society of Edinburgh 1783 – 2002
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Observations Concerning the Increase of Mankind, Peopling of Countries, etc.
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William died on November 17, 1813, in London, and was buried in London's
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In 1783 he visited Scotland and was asked to be a founding member of the
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Later that year, William married Elizabeth Downes on 4 September 1762 at
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led to Franklin receiving official blessing for the operation in 1780.
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in lower Manhattan, where she had resided after the British evacuated
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Oxford University Press, 2004; online edn, Jan 2008 Boyd Stanley
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In 1763, William Franklin was appointed as the Royal Governor of
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William Franklin is also referenced occasionally in the series
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Schlenther, Boyd Stanley. "Franklin, William (1730/31–1813)",
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Loyalist military personnel of the American Revolutionary War
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Memorial to the 56 Signers of the Declaration of Independence
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British Army personnel of the War of the Austrian Succession
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Rules by Which a Great Empire May Be Reduced to a Small One
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The First American: The life and times of Benjamin Franklin
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A Dissertation on Liberty and Necessity, Pleasure and Pain
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British colonial official, soldier, and lawyer (1730–1813)
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on AppleTV+ by several characters, including by his son,
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The Proprietary House (final home of the Royal Governor)
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In 1782 Franklin was implicated in the Loyalist officer
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of 1752, William was at least 21 years old at the time.
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A Plan for Improving the Condition of the Free Blacks
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William Franklin: Son of a Patriot, Servant of a King
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William Franklin: Son of a Patriot, Servant of a King
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Loyalists in the American Revolution from New Jersey
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