ThelastandmostcompleteeditionofFranklin', publishedintenvolumesbytheMacmillanCompany, NewYork, underthetitle, (NewYork, 1887).'; hislifeasastatesmananddiplomat, , AmericanStatesmenSeries, onevolume; Houghton, 'sLifeandTimesofBenjaminFranklin (2vols., NewYork, 1864).PaulLeicesterFord'sTheMany-SidedFranklinisamostchattyandreadablebook, (CenturyCo., NewYork, 1901)., ChristianExaminer, lxxi, 447; , McClure'sMagazine, viii, 273; JohnHay, TheCenturyMagazine, lxxi, 447.
, MosesCoitTyler, BranderMatthews, JohnNichol, andBarrettWendell, , entitledAListofBooksWrittenby, orRelatingtoBenjaminFranklin (NewYork, 1889).
ThefollowinglistofFranklin'sworkscontainsthemoreinterestingpublications, togetherwiththedatesoffirstissue.
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LettersinthestyleofAddison'sSpectator, contributedtoJamesFranklin'snewspaperandsigned “SilenceDogood.”
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AseriesofessayspublishedinBradford'sPhiladelphiaWeeklyMercury, , philosophyandpolitics, similartotheDogoodPapers.
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'sAlmanac.
AmongtheseareHintsforthosethatwouldbeRich, 1737; andPlanforsavingonehundredthousandpoundstoNewJersey, 1756.
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“Thispaperappearstocontainthefirstsuggestion, inanypublicform, foranAmericanPhilosophicalSociety.” Sparks.
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ContainstheplanfortheschoolwhichlaterbecametheUniversityofPennsylvania.
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Adescriptionofthefamouskiteexperiment, firstwritteninalettertoPeterCollinson, datedOct.19, 1752, whichwaspublishedlaterinthesameyearinTheGentleman'sMagazine.
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AplanfortheunionofthecoloniespresentedtothecolonialconventionatAlbany.
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