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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 Issuesand Strategies. The primary problem involved in teaching Benjamin
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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
Heath Anthology Of American LiteratureBenjamin Franklin - Author Page
(17061790). On learning of Benjamin Franklins death in the spring of 1790, theFrench National Assembly, the temporary French government established
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Extractions: Site Orientation Heath Orientation Timeline Galleries Access Author Profile Pages by: Fifth Edition Table of Contents Fourth Edition Table of Contents Concise Edition Table of Contents Authors by Name ... Internet Research Guide Textbook Site for: The Heath Anthology of American Literature , Fifth Edition On learning of Benjamin Franklins death in the spring of 1790, the French National Assembly, the temporary French government established after the initial stages of the French Revolution, decreed three days of mourning, a fitting tribute for the man who was for most eighteenth-century European intellectuals the quintessential American. At his death Franklin ranked with Voltaire and Rousseau as a philosophe, one of those multifaceted geniuses whose writings helped inspire the wave of intellectual and political freedom which swept western Europe in the closing years of the eighteenth century. Unlike most philosophers, however, Franklin had the chance to put his ideas into practice in the founding of a new nation: He seized the lightening from the sky and the scepter from the hand of tyrants, proclaimed the philosopher-scientist Turgot. Franklins start in Philadelphia was uncertain, but gradually his hard work, business sense, social talents, community service, political abilities, and literary skill gained him prosperity and public favor. With the free time provided by his growing wealth, Franklin experimented with electricity, making discoveries which earned him international acclaim. His reputation in Philadelphia as a philanthropic leader prompted his entrance into politics, and his local political success led to his appointment as agent for Pennsylvania in England. As dissatisfaction with Britain spread in the colonies, Franklins growing international reputation led to his appointment as agent for other colonies with grievances against England.
The Energy Planet :: Benjamin Franklin (1706-1790) :: English
Benjamin Franklin is known by many as a founding father of America, a philosopher,a scientist and a writer. Throughout his glorious lifetime, Franklin made
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Extractions: Credits Benjamin Franklin Benjamin Franklin is known by many as a founding father of America, a philosopher, a scientist and a writer. Throughout his glorious lifetime, Franklin made many contributions to humanity, but his most famous is still that of lightening and its connection to electricity. The story of Benjamin flying a kite in a thunderstorm has been told many times all over the world, but there was more to this man than a kite and a key. Benjamin Franklin's Life Benjamin Franklin was born on January 17, 1706 to his father, Josiah Franklin and his mother, Abiah Folger. Franklin was the 10th son in a very large family of 15. Between the ages of 8 and 10, Benjamin, like many other children was taken out of school to be taught in his familys business. Benjamins brother, James apprenticed him in the printing press. During his apprenticeship, though, Franklin decided to expand his education to other topics rather than simply printing. During this time, Benjamin read many books including Pilgrims Progress, Parallel Lives, Essay on Projects, Essays to do Good, and Spectator. Franklin and his brother also published a newspaper. By day, Benjamin delivered the paper, and by night, he wrote articles for the same paper. Due to disagreements with James, Benjamin decided to move to Philadelphia. The move took place in October of 1723. While in Philadelphia, Franklin became friends with the provincial governor of Pennsylvania, Sir William Keith. Keith persuaded Benjamin to go to London to finish his training as a printer so he could support himself. Taking the governors advice, Franklin left for London.
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Benjamin Franklin (17061790) Benjamin Franklin contributed mainly to theunderstanding of electricity. He performed experiments on lightening and
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Extractions: Benjamin Franklin contributed mainly to the understanding of electricity. He performed experiments on lightening and finally concluded that lightening is caused by natural static electricity in the atmosphere. Some of his inventions include the lightening conductor, the household stove which is still manufactured today by several companies, and the bifocal lenses for spectacles. Benjamin Franklin helped in compiling the Constitution of the United States of America.
The Infography About Benjamin Franklin (1706-1790)
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Extractions: Search The Infography: Wright, Esmond. Franklin of Philadelpha. Harvard University Press, 1986. Van Doreen, Carl. Benjamin Franklin. Viking, 1938. Labaree, Leonard W., et al. The Papers of Benjamin Franklin. Yale University Press, 1959- . (34 vols to 2000.) Franklin, Benjamin. Writings. Edited by J.A. Leo Lemay. The Library of America, vol. 37. Viking, 1987. Cohen, I. Bernard. Franklin and Newton: An Inquiry into Speculative Newtonian Experimental Science and Franklin's Work in Electricity as an Example Thereof. American Philosophical Society, 1956. Sellers, Charles Coleman. Benjamin Franklin in Portraiture. Yale University Press, 1962. Search The Infography
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Benjamin Franklin (17061790) The Life and Times of Benjamin Franklin (FranklinInstitute). Benjamin Franklin A Documentary History (LA Leo Lemy)
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From Revolution To Reconstruction: Biographies: Benjamin Franklin
A Biography of Benjamin Franklin 17061790. *** Quote ***. picture Franklin wasborn in 1706 at Boston. He was the tenth son of a soap and candlemaker.
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Extractions: FRtR Biographies Benjamin Franklin A Biography of Benjamin Franklin 1706-1790 Quote Franklin was born in 1706 at Boston. He was the tenth son of a soap and candlemaker. He received some formal education but was principally self-taught. After serving an apprenticeship to his father between the ages of 10 and 12, he went to work for his half-brother James, a printer. In 1721 the latter founded the New England Courant, the fourth newspaper in the colonies. Benjamin secretly contributed 14 essays to it, his first published writings. In 1723, because of dissension with his half-brother, Franklin moved to Philadelphia, where he obtained employment as a printer. He spent only a year there and then sailed to London for 2 more years. Back in Philadelphia, he rose rapidly in the printing industry. He published The Pennsylvania Gazette (1730-48), which had been founded by another man in 1728, but his most successful literary venture was the annual Poor Richard 's Almanac (1733-58). It won a popularity in the colonies second only to the Bible, and its fame eventually spread to Europe.
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Benjamin Franklin (17061790) Benjamin Franklin, whom the Scottish philosopherDavid Hume called America s first great man of letters, embodied the
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Extractions: FRtR Outlines American Literature Democratic Origins and Revolutionary Writers, 1776-1820 > Benjamin Franklin (1706-1790) Index Benjamin Franklin, whom the Scottish philosopher David Hume called America's "first great man of letters," embodied the Enlightenment ideal of humane rationality. Practical yet idealistic, hard-working and enormously successful, Franklin recorded his early life in his famous Autobiography . Writer, printer, publisher, scientist, philanthropist, and diplomat, he was the most famous and respected private figure of his time. He was the first great self-made man in America, a poor democrat born in an aristocratic age that his fine example helped to liberalize. Franklin was a second-generation immigrant. His Puritan father, a chandler (candle-maker), came to Boston, Massachusetts, from England in 1683. In many ways Franklin's life illustrates the impact of the Enlightenment on a gifted individual. Self- educated but well-read in John Locke, Lord Shaftesbury, Joseph Addison, and other Enlightenment writers, Franklin learned from them to apply reason to his own life and to break with tradition in particular the old-fashioned Puritan tradition when it threatened to smother his ideals. While a youth, Franklin taught himself languages, read widely, and practiced writing for the public. When he moved from Boston to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Franklin already had the kind of education associated with the upper classes. He also had the Puritan capacity for hard, careful work, constant self- scrutiny, and the desire to better himself. These qualities steadily propelled him to wealth, respectability, and honor. Never selfish, Franklin tried to help other ordinary people become successful by sharing his insights and initiating a characteristically American genre the self-help book.
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Navigation Bar. Benjamin Franklin. Ben Franklin (17061790) Hello kids! My name is Benjamin Franklin. I will be your guide throughout this site.
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Extractions: Benjamin Franklin Hello kids! Allow me to introduce myself. My name is Benjamin Franklin. I will be your guide throughout this site. You probably know me best as a Founding Father and from my "shocking" kite experiment. I have been chosen to represent GPO Access since I was involved in setting up the first public library in America and my work during the early days of government printing has led some people to give me the honorary title of "first public printer" of the United States. Click on one of the areas below to learn more about my life: Printer Librarian Inventor Statesman Or view a timeline of my life. A service of the Superintendent of Documents, U.S. Government Printing Office Last updated: December 17, 2002
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Works by Benjamin Franklin (17061790) Franklin, Benjamin. (1706-1790),newspaperman, scientist, inventor, philosopher, politician, and diplomat.
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Extractions: showHide_TellMeAbout2('false'); Arts Business Entertainment Games ... More... On this page: Personalities Scientist Dictionary Encyclopedia History Works US History Wikipedia Mentioned In Or search: - The Web - Images - News - Blogs - Shopping Benjamin Franklin Personalities View Poster Benjamin Franklin Revolutionary War Figure / Inventor / Writer Franklin is perhaps the single most multi-talented figure in American history. His accomplishments are too varied to fully describe here; they include signing the Declaration of Independence, publishing the famous Poor Richard's Almanac , serving as postmaster of Philadelphia, founding the first American fire insurance company, living in Paris as American ambassador to France, and inventing useful objects like the lightning rod, the Franklin stove, and bifocal glasses. Franklin also coined dozens of popular sayings, including "Early to bed and early to rise, makes a man healthy, wealthy and wise." FOUR GOOD LINKS Benjamin Franklin: A Documentary History
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Fascinating facts about Benjamin Franklin inventor of the lightning rod and bifocal Franklin, Benjamin (17061790), American printer, author, diplomat,
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Extractions: Fascinating facts about Benjamin Franklin inventor of the lightning rod and bifocal glasses. Franklin, Benjamin (1706-1790), American printer, author, diplomat, philosopher, scientist, inventor, and one of America's greatest statesmen. Franklin was born on January 17, 1706, in Boston. His father, Josiah Franklin, a tallow chandler by trade, had 17 children; Benjamin was the 15th child and the 10th son. His mother, Abiah Folger, was his father's second wife. The Franklin family was in modest circumstances, like most New Englanders of the time. After his attendance at grammar school from age eight to ten, Benjamin was taken into his father's business. Finding the work uncongenial, however, he entered the employ of a cutler. At age 13 he was apprenticed to his brother James, who had recently returned from England with a new printing press. Benjamin learned the printing trade, devoting his spare time to the advancement of his education. His reading included Pilgrim's Progress by the British preacher John Bunyan
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17061790. Benjamin Franklin was born at Boston, on the 17th of January, 1706.His ancestors were from the county of Northampton, in England, where they had
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Benjamin Franklin. 17061790 Benjamin Franklin was born January 17, 1706 inBoston, Massachusetts. He was the 15th child in his family and went to work
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Extractions: Benjamin Franklin Benjamin Franklin was born January 17, 1706 in Boston, Massachusetts. He was the 15th child in his family and went to work in his fathers chandlery (wax and candle shop) when he was 10. Next, he worked in his brother's printing house. He was very smart and loved to read. By 1723, at the age of 17, Franklin left for Philadelphia with no money and became a printer. By 1730 he owned his own business and published the Pennsylvania Gazette. He married Deborah Read and had three children. In 1732, Franklin began publishing the annual Poor Richard's Almanac. He had many readers and became a household name. He helped to establish the first U.S. lending library (1731) and an academy that later became the University of Pennsylvania. Ben Franklin was appointed as a clerk in the Pennsylvania Assembly and went on to hold a seat in the Assembly from 1751-1764. He served as the city deputy postmaster and later as the postmaster for the colonies.
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Franklin, Benjamin, 1706-1790. The Autobiography Of Benjamin Franklin.
Franklin, Benjamin, 17061790. The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin. ElectronicText Center, University of Virginia Library. The entire work (405 KB)
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Benjamin Franklin (17061790). Benjamin Franklin, born January 17, 1706, was the10th son, and 15th child, of 17 children of Josiah Franklin,
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Extractions: Benjamin Franklin, born January 17, 1706, was the 10th son, and 15th child, of 17 children of Josiah Franklin, a soap and candlemaker, who lived in Boston, Massachusetts. Although Franklin learned to read at an early age, he only attended grammar school for two years. By the time he was 10 years old, Franklin was working for his father. However, he did not enjoy the candlemaking profession, and became an apprentice to his brother James, a printer. For five years, Franklin sought to master the printers' trade. During this time, he also strove to improve his education. Franklin read numerous classics and perfected his writing style. One night, Franklin slipped a letter, signed "Silence Dogood," under the door of his brother's newspaper, the New England Courant. That letter and the next 13 written by Franklin were published anonymously. The essays were widely read and acclaimed for their satire. After a quarrel with his brother in 1723, Franklin left Boston for Philadelphia, where he again worked in the printing industry. He established a friendship with the Pennsylvania governor, Sir William Keith, and at Keith's suggestion, Franklin decided to go into business for himself. Keith offered to arrange letters of credit and introduction for Franklin's trip to London to purchase equipment. Unfortunately, Keith proved unreliable, and Franklin arrived in London with no means. However, he quickly found employment in two of London's largest printing houses, and after two years, earned enough money to return to America.
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MICHELSON ROWLAND GIBBS MILLIKAN COMPTON. Benjamin Franklin 17061790Franklin was born Jan. 17, 1706. Celebrate his Tercentenary in 2006!
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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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Benjamin Franklin (17061790) Benjamin Franklin is one of the greatest Americansin history. He contributed to society in almost every aspect.
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Extractions: Benjamin Franklin is one of the greatest Americans in history. He contributed to society in almost every aspect. He was a writer, printer, newsman, publisher, editor, civic leader, inventor, scientist, philosopher, musician, patriot, statesman, and diplomat. Ben was born on January 17, 1706, in Boston, Massachusetts. He came from a big family and had 16 brothers and sisters. Top of Page Founding Father When Ben was born, the United States of America had not been formed. Massachusetts was one of 13 colonies ruled by England. Ben played a key role in forming the United States of America, and he is known as one of the Founding Fathers. In 1775, he was a member of the Second Continental Congress, and in 1776, he helped draft the Declaration of Independence. In 1787, he was a member of the Constitutional Convention and helped draft the U.S. Constitution.

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