Franlin

Benjamin Franklin,

I have heard through some of my esteemed sources that you claim to be one of pioneers in our day. Well, I tell you that you don’t know what you are getting into. I, being a founding father, and making an astounding number of accomplishments myself, want you to stop boasting about your many achievements. That being said, you need to understand how I, after looking at your record, was quit impressed with you; otherwise I wouldn't be honoring you with this letter, of course. That aside, you seem to have created quite an impressive resume and I would like to discuss it over tea on Tuesday. Thanks for slotting me in. Although, I have had a few mis-givings with a few friends of mine about your discoveries.

Your accomplishments, and them not being mine and all, they couldn’t be possibly all correct. Like I said though, come over on Tuesday the 27th and we will have some tea and discuss your latest achievements. I know that you have heard of mine, I made the lighting rod, and did much work to get a democracy going here. 

No need to talk to me further, and I am not going to spend more time writing, I expect you Monday.

Yourself, Ben Franklin

Propaganda

Propaganda Essay

In this essay, I have decided to pull a move in which I separate myself from the other essays of this kind, I am trying to show a side of the story which we seemed to have forgotten. The side of the Indians that are still living in the US when the revolution occurred. Were they for the war or against it? Or, both?



To Samuel Adams

Transcribed by NATA DICHALI for use in the english language.

Well, colonists you have to make a choice, do you want to go to war or not? I know that you don’t want us as part of your “family” feud; but we are living on this continent too. So our two furs on this is, you should go to war, and break away from england. Why? Look at all of your torments by the british!
We as the League have been through many wars with your kind and you fighting styles, we also know how they have subjugated you. They demand that you respect this one figure that has more authority then you. We know how that feels, for someone to try and push you down into submission for someone else, the question we asked you then and will ask you again is, where is he? You and I know the answer to that question, he is a few months journey away! Why are you as citizens in a different land still listening to some person who you don’t see, and seems to be in the cloud? How has he helped you? He has told you to come over and take these lands, which, how did that end for you? It ended by more taxes, and replacing the money system you made with the more expensive one.
Also, this king is asking for all sorts of high taxes of cargo that is cheap in England. So, I say that you get some people rallied up and go attack one of the british cargo boats and dump the contents into the sea, while dressed like an Indian. You will get their attention that way and you can try to end the war as quickly as you can!

The League

To The Honorable King George

Transcribed by NATA DICHALI for use in the english language.

My honorable king, thank you for the superb gifts, I am deeply honored for all of the weapons, and land grants. I have just written a letter to the patriots, and they seem to be holding back on the war. Maybe you could send more troops over to secure the peace and keep them from fighting. At the moment they aren’t doing so bad with the taxes, you probably could get more out of them if you wanted. Nice maneuver with the money system, you must have made a good amount of money out of that.
The League

As you said: Officially we are NOT to work together. Unofficially, it is nice working with you.