The True Benjamin FranklinJ.B. Lippincott, 1899 - 369ÆäÀÌÁö Decrying the habit of American biographers to mythologize their subjects, Sydney George Fisher sets out to write a book about the True Benjamin Franklin. Of Franklin, he says that the human in him was so interlaced with the divine that the one dragged the other into light. Fisher s book is a unique biography of Benjamin Franklin, written by an opinionated man who grew up directly in the wake of Franklin s influence on American culture.-- |
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... FRANCE AND ITS SCANDALS X. - PLEASURES AND DIPLOMACY IN FRANCE . XI . THE CONSTITUTION - MAKER 265 • ¡¤ 270 • 314 ¡¤ • 349 List of Illustrations with Notes THE DUPLESSIS PORTRAIT OF FRANKLIN II.
... FRANCE AND ITS SCANDALS X. - PLEASURES AND DIPLOMACY IN FRANCE . XI . THE CONSTITUTION - MAKER 265 • ¡¤ 270 • 314 ¡¤ • 349 List of Illustrations with Notes THE DUPLESSIS PORTRAIT OF FRANKLIN II.
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... , on which is a lightning - rod ; while France , a fair , soft woman , seizes Franklin in her arms to bear him to the sky . LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS WITH NOTES AMERICA SET FREE BY FRANKLIN 15 LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS WITH NOTES.
... , on which is a lightning - rod ; while France , a fair , soft woman , seizes Franklin in her arms to bear him to the sky . LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS WITH NOTES AMERICA SET FREE BY FRANKLIN 15 LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS WITH NOTES.
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... France as being equal or almost equal to him in health . Although not so free from disease as were his parents , he was not much troubled with it until late in life . When a young man of about twenty - one he had a bad attack of ...
... France as being equal or almost equal to him in health . Although not so free from disease as were his parents , he was not much troubled with it until late in life . When a young man of about twenty - one he had a bad attack of ...
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... France he was unable to take these journeys , and as a consequence his health rapidly deteriorated . He had violent attacks which incapacitated him for weeks , sometimes for months , and at the close of the nine years he could scarcely ...
... France he was unable to take these journeys , and as a consequence his health rapidly deteriorated . He had violent attacks which incapacitated him for weeks , sometimes for months , and at the close of the nine years he could scarcely ...
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... France , he turned the whistle story into a little essay which delighted all Paris , and " Don't give too much for the whistle " became a cant saying in both Europe and America . He seldom forgot a lesson of expe- rience ; and , though ...
... France , he turned the whistle story into a little essay which delighted all Paris , and " Don't give too much for the whistle " became a cant saying in both Europe and America . He seldom forgot a lesson of expe- rience ; and , though ...
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