Writings ['1722-1790' Volume Edition]: Essays, Articles, Bagatelles, and Letters. Poor Richard's Almanack. Autobiography

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"Depicting Franklin as a controversial figure in his own time, this volume includes political, economic, and social pieces, scientific articles, opinions on education and religion, propaganda exercises drawn from "Silence Dogwood," writings from the "Pennsylvania Gazette," and "Poor Richard's Almanack," and letters."--Amazon.com.

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