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The pith of Franklins letters / edited by William S. Pfaff by Benjamin (1706-1790). Pfaff, William S. Franklin, 1927-01-01

SELECT PIECES BY BENJ. FRANKLIN BOUND ALONG WITH POETICAL WORKS OF JOHN CUNNINGHAM [G] by Benjamin, 1706-1790. Franklin, 1801

Healthy, Wealthy and Wise : A Variety of Enduring Selections from the Press of Benjamin Franklin 1706 - 1790 by Benjamin Franklin, 1971

Benjamin Franklin 1706-1790: man of many talents.(Biography): An article from: Junior Scholastic by Suzanne McCabe, 2005-10-31

The postage stamp life of Benjamin Franklin, 1706-1790 by William George Carr, 1987

Lessons from the Life of Benjamin Franklin: 1706-1790 by E. C. Sprague, 1891

Early to Bed and Early to Rise, Makes a Man Healthy, Wealthy, and Wise: a Variety of Enduring Selections from the Press of Benjamin Franklin, 1706-1790 by Benjamin Franklin, 1971-01-01

Benjamin Franklin 1706-1790: A Chronology of the Eighteenth Century's Most Eminent Citizen by Inc Staff Friends Of Franklin, Friends of Franklin Inc, 1996-07

Lessons From The Life Of Benjamin Franklin, 1706-1790 (1891) by Benjamin Franklin, Ebenezer Carlton Sprague, 2010-09-10

American history from German archives by J G. 1835-1921 Rosengarten, 2010-06-23

Poor Richard: the almanacks for the years 1733-1758, by Richard Saunders. Now containing an introd. by Van Wyck Brooks and embellishd with illus. by Norman Rockwell by Benjamin (1706-1790) (pseud: Richard Saunders). Norman Rockwell (ill.) Franklin, 1964-01-01

Autobiography by Benjamin (1706-1790) Franklin, 1900-01-01

Poor Richard: the almanacks for the years 1733-1758, by Richard Saunders. Now containing an introd. by Van Wyck Brooks and embellishÃ?Â¯Ã'Â¿Ã'Â½d with illus. by Norman Rockwell by Benjamin (1706-1790) (pseud Richard Saunders). Norman Rockwell (ill.) Franklin, 1964

Autobiography by Benjamin (1706-1790) Franklin, 1900

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Benjamin Franklin (17061790). Contributing Editor David M. Larson.Classroom Issues and Strategies. The primary problem involved
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Extractions: Benjamin Franklin (1706-1790) Contributing Editor: David M. Larson The primary problem involved in teaching Benjamin Franklin in an American literature course is persuading students to view Franklin as a writer. The myth surrounding Franklin and the fact that he writes in genres many students view as informational rather than literary keep students from viewing Franklin's works as literature. In order to persuade students to treat Franklin as a writer, it is useful to demonstrate through literary analysis that issues of personae, organization, irony, style, and so forth are as applicable to writing that deals with factual information as they are to poetry, fiction, or drama. In teaching the Autobiography , instructors should keep in mind that it is helpful to have students approach it as though it were a picaresque novel; they can then bring to bear upon the work the techniques that they have developed for analyzing fiction. Students usually respond to and are rather disturbed by the protean quality of Franklin's personality and the variety of his achievement. They want the "real" Franklin to stand up and make himself known, and they want to know how he accomplished so much. Major Themes, Historical Perspectives, and Personal Issues
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Benjamin Franklin. 1706-1790. John Bartlett, Comp. 1919. Familiar Quotations, 10
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Benjamin Franklin 17061790. In 1776 Benjamin Franklin helped draftthe Declaration of Independence and soon after set sail for Paris
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Extractions: He was forty years old before he took up scientific research; until then he had been chiefly concerned with earning a living. His brief formal education ended at the age of ten when he was removed from school to help his father, a Boston chandler and soapmaker. But he had acquired an interest in books and was soon apprenticed to his elder brother, a printer. Before the end of his apprenticeship he ran away to seek his fortune, and after a short time in Philadelphia, sailed for England. In London he perfected his knowledge of the art of printing and made friends with some gentlemen scientists. He just missed being introduced to the aging Isaac Newton. Returning to Philadelphia in 1726, Franklin set up a printing business. His Poor Richard's Almanack and other publications were popular, and he also succeeded in colonial society, throwing himself enthusiastically into every variety of civic affairs. In 1743 an itinerant lecturer from England demonstrated the latest electrical experiments to the wondering colonials. Franklin saw these demonstrations and later bought the lecturer's entire apparatus. In 1745 he began to experiment on his own, and soon after turned the management of his printing business over to a partner. "When I disengaged myself . . . from private business," he wrote, "I flatter'd myself that, by the sufficient tho' modest fortune I had acquired, I had secured leisure during the rest of my life for philosophical studies and amusements."
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Extractions: Dickinson, John, 1732-1808. Letters from a farmer in Pennsylvania to the inhabitants of the British colonies. London : Printed for J. Almon, 1768. Franklin, Benjamin, 1706-1790. The old mistresses' apologue : known as Advice to a young man on the choice of a mistress / written on the 25th of June 1745 by Benjamin Franklin ; with wood engravings by Claire Van Vliet. West Burke, Vt. : Janus Press, 1975. Franklin, Benjamin, 1706-1790. An apology for printers : being an excerpt from The Pennsylvania gazette 3, June 1731 : now newly reprinted for the discerning reader / Benjamin Franklin. [Toronto] : Aliquando Press, 1976. Franklin, Benjamin, 1706-1790. "The sayings of Poor Richard" : the prefaces, proverbs, and poems of Benjamin Franklin, originally printed in Poor Richard's almanacs for 1733-1758 / collected and edited by Paul Leicester Ford. New York : Burt Franklin Reprints, [1975] Franklin, Benjamin, 1706-1790. The papers of Benjamin Franklin / Leonard W. Labaree, editor. Whitfield J. Bell, Jr., associate editor. New Haven : Yale University Press, 1959- Barbour, Frances M. A concordance to the sayings in Franklin's Poor Richard / by Frances M. Barbour. [Detroit] : Gale Research Co, [1974]
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Extractions: Franklin, Benjamin, 1706-1790. Memoirs of the life and writings of Benjamin Franklin / written by himself to a late period ; and continued to the time of his death by his grandson, William Temple Franklin ; comprising the private correspondence and public negociations of Dr. Franklin, and his select political, philosophical, and miscellaneous works, published from the original MSS. 2d. ed. London : Printed for H. Colborn, 1818. Franklin, Benjamin, 1706-1790. The sayings of poor Richard : the prefaces, proverbs and poems of Benjamin Franklin : originally printed in Poor Richard's almanacs for 1733-1758 / collected and edited by Paul Leicester Ford. New York : G. P. Putnam's sons, 1890. Franklin, Benjamin, 1706-1790. An account of the newly invented Pennsylvanian fire-place / by Benjamin Franklin. [Boston] : G.K. Hall, 1973. Franklin, Benjamin, 1706-1790. Mélanges de morale, d'économie et de politique / extraits des ouvrages de Benjamin Franklin : et précédés d'une notice sur sa vie par A. Ch. Renouard. 3e éd., rev. et aug. Paris : J. Renouard, 1853. Franklin, Benjamin, 1706-1790. Ecrits populaires de Franklin : appropriés aux lecteurs français. Debartzch [i.e. Saint-Charles-sur-Richelieu, Québec] : Presses de l'Echo du pays, 1834.
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Benjamin Franklin. II. Benjamin Franklin 17061790. Next to Washingtonthe most conspicuous and most widely useful of Americans
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Extractions: Benjamin Franklin Next to Washington the most conspicuous and most widely useful of Americans throughout the eighteenth century was Benjamin Franklin. He was perhaps the most typical American of his time; certainly he was the most versatile man of affairs and the most picturesque in personality of all that distinguished group who helped to guide the nation in that troubled age. Through the second quarter of the century he lived the quiet life of a thrifty, sagacious man of business, at the same time taking a practical interest in matters of public moment and presenting the most original model of good citizenship that can be found. His contribution to American literature, the larger portion of which belongs to this earlier period of his career, is not great, but it is noteworthy. Benjamin Franklin From his earliest childhood, Franklin had a passion for books. So soon as he could read, he had waded through the small library a musty collection of treatises on divinity which he found on his father's shelves. With his first spending money, he bought the works of John Bunyan, in separate little volumes; and these he later sold in order to buy Richard Burton's Historical Collections , small and cheap, in forty volumes. Among his father's books, he discovered a copy of
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Franklin, Benjamin (17061790). Hide not your talents, they for use were made.What's a sundial in the shade? It is the eye of other people that ruin us.
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Benjamin Franklin (17061790). Caption Below D. Benjamin Franklin.Johann Elias Haid (d. 1809). Mezzotint, 1780. Library of Congress
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Extractions: Library of Congress, Prints and Photographs Division . Reproduction Number: LC-USZ62-45185. Benjamin Franklin gave over sixty years of his life to public service, but he never turned his back on his trade printing. Apprenticed to a Boston printer at the age of twelve, his talent and ambition drove him to Philadelphia after five years, seeking new challenges. Seven years later, in 1730, he purchased a newspaper, the Pennsylvania Gazette ; the paper flourished due to editor Franklin's wise and witty writing. Poor Richard's Almanack , Franklin's most popular publication (1732-1757), earned him so much money that for the first time in his life, he could enjoy the luxury of leisure time. He began to experiment with electricity, establishing himself as a gifted scientist. Besides his skills as a printer and a writer, Franklin had many civic interests. In Philadelphia, he involved himself with public welfare, fire-fighting, and education. His civic involvement led to political activities, and by 1751, Franklin was in the Pennsylvania legislature, where he served for twelve years. During the Revolutionary War, he acted as American Minister to France, successfully gaining French support for the new American nation. Enormously popular among the French, Franklin had his own printing press at Passy, and he frequently printed American propaganda and witty amusements for his friends. Franklin's last public service was in the Constitutional Convention, where he enjoyed the respect and admiration due to a living legend.
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Extractions: Falmouth Packet Archives 1688-1850 home Beaumarchais Lord BYRON William DOCKWRA ... Edmund DUMMER (-1713) Benjamin FRANKLIN (1706-1790) Lafayette Thomas PAINE (1736-1809) Samuel Pepys (1633-1703) Sir William SYMONDS ... Samuel KELLY Benjamin FRANKLIN (1706-1790) The following timeline includes excerpts published with consent from Independence Hall Association (IHA) of Philadelphia, owners of The Electric Franklin See 30 November, 2000 In an attempt to view Benjamin Franklin's life in relation to Postal Packet history, this timeline necessarily includes references to Freemasonry and Postal administration in England and North America. Judging by some of the dates and Franklin's excellent contacts, we can deduce these subjects are not necessarily unrelated.
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Benjamin Franklin (17061790). The Father of all the Yankees . byJames J. Kirschke. The Father of all the Yankees, thus does the
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Extractions: by James J. Kirschke "The Father of all the Yankees," thus does the eminent Scottish historian Thomas Carlyle (1795-1881) refer to the subject of this essay. And many subsequent authors have in effect echoed Carlyle's unqualified assessment of the sage Benjamin Franklin. Once armed hostilities with Great Britain began, Franklin was promptly elected to the Continental Congress. This body functioned in legislative and executive ways during the Revolutionary era colonies. In the Congress Franklin performed many important duties. For instance, he sketched a subsequent plan of union for the American colonies. Franklin also attempted to yoke the Canadians to the 13 colonies. He often advised Congress on American defense. He officially perused and commented on various peace proposals. As is well known, Thomas Jefferson composed the Declaration of Independence. But Franklin was one of the five delegates selected for the documents' Committee. He furthermore advised the American agents, to be sent abroad, as to how best to work to obtain arms and other kinds of assistance for America's struggle against Great Britain. This nation was in almost all respects the major Imperial superpower from the roughly the late 1760 until 1914.
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Extractions: Follow Ups Post Followup Town-Crier The Revolutionary War FAQ Posted by Dustin on February 01, 2002 at 17:04:07: In Reply to: Re: One Down Three To Go The Devious Dr. Franklin, Colonial Agent posted by on April 25, 2001 at 14:05:55: : : The Colonies were easy they were in the first book I picked up. But I have spent some time to see if 'Assembly agent' had a job description someplace. : : No luck on that score- so hopefully, if I list the Colonies you could be so kind as to tell me if it was more than as a gopher/interpreter between the Assemblies and the Crown. : : It was interesting that in my poking around I only ran across 2 more Assembly agents. It doesn't appear to have a been a very high-profile job or it was known by another name in other Colonies. : : Jim : The Devious Dr. Franklin, Colonial Agent : Benjamin Franklin's Years in
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