Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin
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Benjamin Franklin’s account of his rise from poverty and obscurity to affluence and fame is a self-portrait of a quintessential American which has charmed every generation of readers since it first appeared in 1791. Begun as a collection of anecdotes for his son, the memoir grew into a history of his remarkable achievements in the literary, scientific and political realms. A printer, inventor, scientist, diplomat and statesman, Franklin was also a brilliant writer whose wit and wisdom shine on every page.
Franklin was a remarkably prolific author, well known in his lifetime for his humorous, philosophical, parodic and satirical writings, and for the parables and maxims which he published under an astonishing number of pen names, including Poor Richard, the Busy-Body, and Silence Dogood. This Everyman edition contains a varied selection of these, including The Kite Experiment, A Parable Against Persecution, Observations Concerning the Increase of Mankind, Rules for Making Oneself a Disagreeable Companion and T
Author:
Benjamin Franklin
Cover:
Hardcover
Language:
ENG
Number of pages:
408
Publisher:
Everyman
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