The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin

The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin     Title     The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin
Author     Benjamin Franklin
Pages     267 pages
Date     From an edition published in 1896
Extras     5 graphics
   
Description     This autobiography was written for his grandson, and so tells of his motives and desires, more so than otherwise would have been recorded. Find out about George Whitfield. Read of the problem he found with American pupits, as well as the state of politics in his day.
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  • Introductory Note
  • Chronological Table
  1. Parentage and Boyhood
  2. Seeking His Fortune
  3. Adventures in London
  4. Return to Philadelphia
  5. In Business for Himself
  6. Self-Education
  7. George Whitefield
  8. Beginning of Public Life
  9. A Public-Spirited Gentleman
  10. A Philadelphia Citizen
  11. In The Service of The King
  12. Common-Sense in War Matters
  13. Franklin the Philosopher
  14. Departure for England
  15. The Affair with the Proprietaries
  • A Sketch of Franklin’s Life
  • Appendix

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