Benjamin Franklin

We’ve all heard the saying “a house divided cannot stand” is it possible this famous quote by Abraham Lincoln in 1858 was actually inspired by our founding father Benjamin Franklin in 1754? In 1754 one of our founding fathers illustrated one of the first ever political cartoons. Benjamin Franklin’s physical context of his cartoon was…

Benjamin Franklin was a Founding Father an inventor, scientist, politician, freemason and diplomat. He helped write the Declaration of independence and discussed terms with the 1783 Treaty of Paris. Benjamin Franklin was a skilled writer and in doing this he inspired young people in his time and in our time today by teaching them from…

Never examining, covering or neglecting his hankering, Franklin exhausts no noteworthiness on vanity. He doesn’t imagine, for example, that the riches and status he accomplishes are unsought or insignificant by-eventual outcomes of scholastic, great, or noteworthy questing; he demonstrates them, rather, as intentionally figured and evidently commendable finishes. He sees no harms to being rich…

While most people think of Benjamin Franklin as the man whom stood out side holding a kite with a key on the end of it to test the effects of lighting or as one of the drafters of the Declaration of Independence, he was also a man with a very interesting personal story. He was…

The historical book I selected to read for my critical analysis paper was the published autobiography of Benjamin Franklin, it was extremely entertaining. This book was revised by Frank Woodworth Pine and Illustrated by E Boyd, and the first release date was August 4, 1995. It was extremely entertaining how the book was broken down…