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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... appeared as the printer . In 1778 the book was reprinted in London , with Franklin's name on the title - page as the translator . In 1809 one of his editors , William Duane , actually had this translation printed in his edition of ...
... appeared as the printer . In 1778 the book was reprinted in London , with Franklin's name on the title - page as the translator . In 1809 one of his editors , William Duane , actually had this translation printed in his edition of ...
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... appeared in books relating to Franklin ; but none of these reproductions are faithful copies of the original painting , which represents an older and less hand- some woman , with more rugged features and more resem- blance to Franklin ...
... appeared in books relating to Franklin ; but none of these reproductions are faithful copies of the original painting , which represents an older and less hand- some woman , with more rugged features and more resem- blance to Franklin ...
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... appeared had eaten the whole pig . While working in the printing - office in London , Franklin drank water , to the great astonishment and disgust of the beer - guzzling Englishmen who were his fellow - laborers . They could not under ...
... appeared had eaten the whole pig . While working in the printing - office in London , Franklin drank water , to the great astonishment and disgust of the beer - guzzling Englishmen who were his fellow - laborers . They could not under ...
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... appeared to me , gener- ally speaking , as too violent , and I have found it much more agree- able to my constitution to bathe in another element , I mean cold air . With this view I rise almost every morning and sit in my chamber ...
... appeared to me , gener- ally speaking , as too violent , and I have found it much more agree- able to my constitution to bathe in another element , I mean cold air . With this view I rise almost every morning and sit in my chamber ...
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... appearance and character . The Sumner portrait , as it used to be called , is supposed to have been painted in London in 1726 , when he was there as a young journeyman printer , twenty years old , and was brought by him to America and ...
... appearance and character . The Sumner portrait , as it used to be called , is supposed to have been painted in London in 1726 , when he was there as a young journeyman printer , twenty years old , and was brought by him to America and ...
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