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Life of Benjamin Franklin. On the basis of his autobiography; by Benjamin, 1706-1790 Franklin, 2009-10-26
Maxims and morals from Dr. Franklin: being incitements to industry, frugality, and prudence by Benjamin, 1706-1790 Franklin, 2009-10-26
The medical history of Benjamin Franklin (1706-1790) by Fredrick A Willius, 1942
Benjamin Franklin (1706-1790) and Antoine Laurent Lavoisier (1743-1794) by Denis I Duveen, 1955
The INDEPENDENT CHRONICLE: And the Universal Advertiser.Vol. XI.Numb. 538.Thursday, December 10, 1778. by C. A.Franklin, Benjamin [1706 - 1790].Deane, Silas [1737 - 1789].Lee, Arthur [1740 - 1792]. [Revolutionary War Era Newspaper].Gerard, 1778
Writings. collected and ed. with a life and introd. by Albert He by Franklin. Benjamin. 1706-1790., 1905-01-01
THE LIFE OF DR. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN WRITTEN BY HIMSELF by Franklin [1706-1790] Benjamin, 1795
THE WORKS OF DR BENJAMIN FRANKLIN CONSISTING OF ESSAYS HUMOROUS MORAL AND LITERARY WITH HIS LIFE WRITTEN BY HIMSELF by Benjamin Dr 1706-1790 Franklin, 1837-01-01
THE WORKS OF DR BENJAMIN FRANKLIN CONSISTING OF ESSAYS HUMOROUS MORAL AND LITERARY WITH HIS LIFE WRITTEN BY HIMSELF by Benjamin Dr 1706-1790 Franklin, 1824
The Chronology Of Benjamin Franklin, Founder Of The American Philosophical Society, 1706-1790 (1904) by Isaac Minis Hays, 2010-05-23
The Chronology of Benjamin Franklin, Founder of the American PhilosophicalSociety, 1706-1790 by I. Minis Hays, 1913
The Chronology Of Benjamin Franklin, Founder Of The American Philosophical Society, 1706-1790 (1904) by Isaac Minis Hays, 2010-09-10
Ben Franklin: Wit 1706-1790 by Benjamin Franklin, 1957-01-01
1706-1790 B. FRANKLIN "HE SNATCHED THE LIGHTNING FROM HEAVEN, AND THESCEPTRE FROM TYRANTS" by Benjamin Franklin, 1956-01-01

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Benjamin Franklin -- 1706 - 1790
1706 1790 Thursday of this week, January 17th, is Benjamin Franklin s birthday.During his long life, Doctor Franklin, more than any other American,
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Benjamin Franklin Quotes - The Quotations Page
Benjamin Franklin (1706 1790) US author, diplomat, inventor, physicist,politician, printer more author details
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Benjamin Franklin (1706 - 1790)
Translate this page Recursos para que os estudantes possam entender os conceitos de física, e recursospara que os professores de física possam preparar suas aulas.
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Extractions: Benjamin Franklin "Para o nosso jantar, teremos um peru, morto por um choque elétrico e assado num espeto movido a eletricidade, sobre um fogo ateado por centelha elétrica. E beberemos à saúde de todos os eletricistas da Inglaterra, Holanda, França e Alemanha, em copos eletrizados, sob uma salva de tiros disparados pela bateria de carga elétrica." Nenhum dos amigos de Benjamin Franklin, ao receber o curioso convite para um "piquenique elétrico", duvidou de que as proezas ali prometidas se concretizariam. Nem eles, nem o restante da tradicionalmente incrédula população de Filadélfia: os habitantes da cidade já estavam habituados com as incríveis experiências desse homem que, em 1752, provara ser capaz de "domar o raio". Enquanto cientistas de todo o mundo discutiam, em acirradas polêmicas, se os raios seriam ou não um fenômeno elétrico, Franklin saíra em meio a uma tempestade e conseguira atrair um raio à chave presa ao papagaio que empinava. Muitos já suspeitavam de que o raio fosse, efetivamente, um fenômeno elétrico; mas Franklin. captando cargas presentes em nuvens baixas, o demonstrara experimentalmente. Era o seu sistema de trabalho: provar a teoria na prática. (Declaração de Independência dos Estados Unidos) Provar a teoria na prática: a mesma norma de conduta, fosse qual fosse a atividade em que estivesse empenhado; na ciência, ou na política. Pois esse eclético homem da América colonial acreditou na possibilidade de libertação das colônias americanas do jugo europeu, e se entregou a fundo a essa tarefa. Em 1754, está propondo um plano de união das colônias; em 1757, é deputado na Inglaterra, para defender junto à metrópole os interesses dos colonos; entre 1763 e 1765, em missão diplomática, consegue com que se revogue o ato que proibia às colônias o direito de se autogovernarem; em 1775, está ao lado de Washington, organizando a defesa do país; em 1776, com Jefferson e John Adams, está redigindo a histórica Declaração de Independência dos Estados Unidos.
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Franklin Benjamin 1706 1790 Childhood And Youth Juvenile Literature, 3. 5,Franklin Benjamin 1706 1790 Contributions In Oceanography Juvenile Literature, 3
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Benjamin Franklin, Earth Scientist
Franklin contributed to basic and applied science with a selflessness all his own.
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