The Works of Benjamin Franklin, Volume 2

The Works of Benjamin Franklin, Volume 2
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It is easy to be persuaded that Mr. John Bigelow's edition of 'The Works of Benjamin Franklin' is likely to be the most complete, the most scholarly and acccurate, the 'Federal' edition. Mr. Bigelow was confessedly the foremost authority on Franklin. Beside the material now in print, carefully collated for the present purpose, so far as possible, with the original manuscripts, he has had free use of the supplementary Franklin MSS. purchased by the State Department in 1881, and not published before his work, and the autobiography has been printed for the first time in any collected edition of Franklin's Works, from the original manuscript, which was in Mr. BigeIow's possession. Mr. Bigelow promises upwards of 350 letters and documents which have never appeared in any previous collection, beside a thorough revision of the text throughout, and a new, chronological, arrangement of matter. The notes and other editorial additions are limited strictly to the illustration of the text. This is volume two out of twelve, covering the years 1735 through 1753.

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Бенджамин Франклин. The Works of Benjamin Franklin, Volume 2

CONTENTS:

CORRESPONDENCE AND MISCELLANEOUS WRITINGS. 1726 - 1735. XVI: ON THE USEFULNESS OF THE MATHEMATICS Ref. 002

XVII: ON TRUE HAPPINESS Ref. 003

XVIII: ON GOVERNMENT.—NO. I Ref. 004

ON GOVERNMENT.—NO. II Ref. 008

XIX: ON DISCOVERIES Ref. 012

XX: THE WASTE OF LIFE Ref. 014

PARAPHRASE

XXI: NECESSARY HINTS TO THOSE THAT WOULD BE RICH

XXII: THE WAY TO WEALTH

POETRY FOR DECEMBER, 1733

POETRY FOR DECEMBER, 1734

RIVALSHIP IN ALMANAC-MAKING

XXIII: CAUSES OF EARTHQUAKES Ref. 018

XXIV. TO JOSIAH FRANKLIN

XXV. TO MRS. JANE MECOM

XXVI: A PROPOSAL

XXVII. TO CADWALLADER COLDEN Ref. 020

XXVIII. TO EDWARD AND JANE MECOM

XXIX. TO MRS. JANE MECOM

XXX. AN ACCOUNT OF THE NEW-INVENTED PENNSYLVANIAN FIRE-PLACES Ref. 022;

XXXI. TO THE HON. CADWALLADER COLDEN

XXXII. TO JOSIAH AND ABIAH FRANKLIN

XXXIII. TO CADWALLADER COLDEN

XXXIV. TO CADWALLADER COLDEN

XXXV. TO CADWALLADER COLDEN

XXXVI. TO JOHN FRANKLIN, AT BOSTON

XXXVII. TO JAMES READ

XXXVIII: THE SPEECH OF POLLY BAKER Ref. 037

XXXIX: THE DRINKER’S DICTIONARY

XL. ON SCANDAL

XLI: A CASE OF CASUISTRY

XLII: PLAIN TRUTH OR SERIOUS CONSIDERATIONS ON THE PRESENT STATE OF THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA AND PROVINCE OF PENNSYLVANIA

TRANSLATION

XLIII. TO PETER COLLINSON

XLIV. TO PETER COLLINSON

XLV. TO JARED ELIOT Ref. 051

XLVI. TO JARED ELIOT

XLVII. TO PETER COLLINSON

EXPERIMENT I

EXPERIMENT II

EXPERIMENT III

EXPERIMENT IV

EXPERIMENT V

EXPERIMENT VI

EXPERIMENT VII

EXPERIMENT VIII

EXPERIMENT IX

EXPERIMENT X

EXPERIMENT XI

XLVIII. TO CADWALLADER COLDEN

XLIX. TO CADWALLADER COLDEN

L. TO JAMES LOGAN Ref. 061

LI. TO THOMAS HOPKINSON Ref. 063

LII. TO CADWALLADER COLDEN

LIII: A CONJECTURE AS TO THE CAUSE OF THE HEAT OF THE BLOOD IN HEALTH, AND OF THE COLD AND HOT FITS OF SOME FEVERS Ref. 068

LIV. TO CADWALLADER COLDEN

LV. TO JAMES LOGAN

LVI. TO JAMES LOGAN

LVII. TO JAMES LOGAN

LVIII. TO CADWALLADER COLDEN

LIX. TO JAMES LOGAN

LX. ADVICE TO A YOUNG TRADESMAN

LXI. TO PETER COLLINSON

LXII. TO PETER COLLINSON

LXIII. TO GEORGE WHITEFIELD

LXIV. TO MRS. ABIAH FRANKLIN, AT BOSTON

LXV. TO MRS. ABIAH FRANKLIN

LXVI. TO MRS. ABIAH FRANKLIN

LXVII. TO PETER COLLINSON Ref. 089

LXVIII. TO PETER COLLINSON

LXIX. TO JARED ELIOT

LXX. TO CADWALLADER COLDEN

LXXI. TO PETER COLLINSON

LXXII. TO PETER COLLINSON

LXXIII. TO SAMUEL JOHNSON Ref. 102

LXXIV. TO JAMES BOWDOIN, Ref. 103 AT BOSTON

LXXV. TO JARED ELIOT

LXXVI. TO A FRIEND IN BOSTON Ref. 104

LXXVII. TO CADWALLADER COLDEN, AT NEW YORK

LXXVIII. IMPORTANCE OF GAINING AND PRESERVING THE FRIENDSHIP OF THE INDIANS Ref. 107

LXXIX: OBSERVATIONS CONCERNING THE INCREASE OF MANKIND AND THE PEOPLING OF COUNTRIES

LXXX. TO JARED ELIOT

LXXXI. TO MRS. JANE MECOM

LXXXII. TO JARED ELIOT

LXXXIII. TO JARED ELIOT

LXXXIV. TO JAMES BOWDOIN

LXXXV. TO E. KINNERSLEY, AT BOSTON Ref. 111

LXXXVI. TO E. KINNERSLEY, AT BOSTON

LXXXVII. TO CADWALLADER COLDEN

LXXXVIII. TO CADWALLADER COLDEN

LXXXIX. TO EDWARD AND JANE MECOM

XC. TO JOHN PERKINS Ref. 114

XCI. TO CADWALLADER COLDEN

XCII. TO PETER COLLINSON

XCIII. TO EDWARD AND JANE MECOM

XCIV. TO CADWALLADER COLDEN

XCV. TO JOHN PERKINS

XCVI. TO JAMES BOWDOIN

XCVII. TO JARED ELIOT

XCVIII. TO JAMES BOWDOIN

XCIX. TO WILLIAM SMITH Ref. 119

C. TO WILLIAM SMITH

CI. TO PETER COLLINSON

CII. TO PETER COLLINSON

CIII. TO JAMES BOWDOIN

CIV. TO CADWALLADER COLDEN

CV. TO THOMAS CLAP Ref. 130

CVI. TO PETER COLLINSON

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The Works of Benjamin Franklin

Volume 2

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‘Fly pleasures, and they ’ll follow you.’

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