The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin (EasyRead Comfort Edition)ReadHowYouWant.com - 175 páginas |
Contenido
ANCESTRY AND EARLY YOUTH IN BOSTON | 1 |
BEGINNING LIFE AS | 18 |
ARRIVAL | 35 |
FIRST VISIT TO BOSTON | 47 |
EARLY FRIENDS IN PHILADELPHIA | 60 |
FIRST VISIT TO LONDON | 67 |
BEGINNING BUSINESS IN PHILADELPHIA | 88 |
BUSINESS SUCCESS AND FIRST PUBLIC | 113 |
INTEREST IN PUBLIC | 171 |
DEFENSE OF | 183 |
PUBLIC SERVICES AND DUTIES 17491753 | 198 |
ALBANY PLAN | 220 |
BRADDOCKS | 230 |
FRANKLINS DEFENSE OF THE FRONTIER | 251 |
SCIENTIFIC | 265 |
AGENT OF PENNSYLVANIA | 273 |
PLAN FOR ATTAINING MORAL PERFECTION | 132 |
POOR RICHARDS ALMANAC AND OTHER | 156 |
APPENDIX | 299 |
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