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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... course , told on him in time . After middle life he had both the gout and the stone , but his natural vitality fortified him against them . He was as temperate as it was possible to be in that age , and he studied his con- stitution and ...
... course , told on him in time . After middle life he had both the gout and the stone , but his natural vitality fortified him against them . He was as temperate as it was possible to be in that age , and he studied his con- stitution and ...
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... course of life . While the mornings are long , and you have leisure to go abroad , what do you do ? Why , instead of gaining an appetite for breakfast , by salutary exercise , you amuse yourself with books , pamphlets , or newspapers ...
... course of life . While the mornings are long , and you have leisure to go abroad , what do you do ? Why , instead of gaining an appetite for breakfast , by salutary exercise , you amuse yourself with books , pamphlets , or newspapers ...
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... course that was delightful . " " ' Then , " said Keith , " get yourself ready to go with Annis , " who was captain of a vessel that traded annually between Philadelphia and London . Meantime , Franklin made love to Miss Read , who had ...
... course that was delightful . " " ' Then , " said Keith , " get yourself ready to go with Annis , " who was captain of a vessel that traded annually between Philadelphia and London . Meantime , Franklin made love to Miss Read , who had ...
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... another which seems noble or beautiful for boys and girls to know . But English he naturally thought from his own experi- ence was the gate - way to everything . In the course of his life Franklin received the honorary 73 EDUCATION.
... another which seems noble or beautiful for boys and girls to know . But English he naturally thought from his own experi- ence was the gate - way to everything . In the course of his life Franklin received the honorary 73 EDUCATION.
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... course , an interesting statement ; but as an argument it is of no value . Franklin could read French , but could not speak it , and he had to learn to do so after he reached France . By his own confession he never was able to speak it ...
... course , an interesting statement ; but as an argument it is of no value . Franklin could read French , but could not speak it , and he had to learn to do so after he reached France . By his own confession he never was able to speak it ...
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