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作者Benjamin Franklin 本杰明·富兰克林
出版社Library of America
出版时间2005-10
出版地America
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Table of Contents
Letters from London, 1757-1775
Letters to:
John Alleyne
Joshua Babcock
Jacques Barbeu-Dubourg
John Bartram
John Baskerville
Giambatista Beccaria
Anthony Benezet
William Brownrigg
Peter P. Burdett
Peter Collinson
Samuel Cooper
Jean Chappe d’Auteroche
Cadwalader Evans
Timothy Folger
John Fothergill
Deborah Franklin
Peter Franklin
Sarah Franklin
William Franklin
Joseph Galloway
David Hartley
Mary Stevenson Hewson
David Hume
Jaren Ingersoll
Lord Kames
John Lining
William Marshall
Samuel Mather
Jane Mecom
Oliver Neave
Thomas Percival
Joseph Priestley
John Pringle
Samuel Rhoads
Hugh Roberts
Benjamin Rush
Anna Mordaunt Shipley
Georgiana Shipley
Margaret Stevenson
Mary Stevenson
Ezra Stiles
William Strahan
Charles Thomson
Josiah Tucker
John Waring
George Whitefield
Paris, 1776-1785:
The Sale of the Hessians
Model of a Letter of Recommendation
The Twelve Commandments
Petition of the Letter Z
The Ephemera
The Elysian Fields
Bilked for Breakfast
Passport for Captain Cook
The Morals of Chess
The Whistle
The Levée
Proposed New Version of the Bible
Drinking Songs
A Tale
On Wine
Dialogue Between the Gout and Mr. Franklin
The Handsome and the Deformed Leg
To the Royal Academy of *****
Notes for Conversation
Supplement to the Boston Independent Chronicle
Articles for a Treaty of Peace with Madame Brillon
Apologue
Remarks Concerning the Savages of North America
Information to Those Who Would Remove to America
An Economical Project
Loose Thoughts on a Universal Fluid
The Files
Letters to:
The Abbé Soulavie
John Adams
Miss Alexander
Sarah Bache
Sir Joseph Banks
Thomas Bond
Edward Bridgen
William Carmichael
Court de Gebelin
La Sabliere de la Condamine
The Marquis de Lafayette
Comte de Vergennes
Charles de Weissenstein
David Hartley
Mary Hewson
Lord Howe
Samuel Huntington
James Hutton
William Jackson
John Jay
John Paul Jones
Arthur Lee
Robert R. Livingston
Robert Morris
William Nixon
Elizabeth Partridge
Richard Price
Joseph Priestley
William Strahan
Emma Thompson
Charles Thomson
Benjamin Vaughan
George Washington
Benjamin Waterhouse
Mason Locke Weems and Edward Gant
George Whatley
Philadelphia, 1785-1790
A Petition of the Left Hand
Description of an Instrument for Taking Down Books from High Shelves
The Art of Procuring Pleasant Dreams
The Retort Courteous
The Constitutional Convention
Speech in the Convention on the Subject of Salaries
Speech in a Committee of the Convention on the Proportion of Representation and Votes
Motion for Prayers in the Convention
Speech in the Convention at the Conclusion of its Deliberations
On Sending Felons to America
A Comparison of the Conduct of the Ancient Jews and of the Anti-Federalists in the United States of America
On the Abuse of the Press
An Account of the Supremest Court of Judicature in Pennsylvania viz. The Court of the Press
An Address to the Public from the Pennsylvania Society for Promoting the Abolition of Slavery, and the Relief of Free Negroes Unlawfully Held in Bondage
Plan for Improving the Condition of the Free Blacks
Side Mehemet Ibrahim on the Slave Trade
Letters to:
John Langdon
Rev. John Lathrop
Jane Mecom
Jonathan Shipley
Ezra Stiles
Benjamin Vaughan
Noah Webster
John Wright
Poor Richard’s Almanack, 1733-1758
Poor Richard, 1733: Preface and Maxims
Poor Richard, 1734: Preface and Maxims
Poor Richard, 1735: Preface and Maxims
Poor Richard, 1736: Preface and Maxims
Poor Richard, 1737: Preface, “Hints for those that would be Rich,” Maxims
Poor Richard, 1738: Preface, “By Mrs. Bridget Saunders,” Maxims
Poor Richard, 1739: Preface and Maxims
Poor Richard, 1740: Preface and Maxims
Poor Richard, 1741: Maxims
Poor Richard, 1742: Preface, Maxims, “Rules of Health and long Life,” “Rules to find out a fit Measure of Meat and Drink”
Poor Richard, 1743: Preface and Maxims
Poor Richard, 1744: Preface and Maxims
Poor Richard, 1745: Preface and Maxims
Poor Richard, 1746: Preface and Maxims
Poor Richard, 1747: Preface and Maxims
Poor Richard Improved, 1748: Preface, “Copernicus,” “Newton,” “Cromwell,” “Addison,” “Muschitos,” “Penn,” “Locke,” “Rawleigh,” “Happiness,” Maxims
Poor Richard Improved, 1749: “Boyle,” “Speeches,” “Luther, “ “Of Sound,” “Nose of a Lady,” “Bacon,” “Calvin,” “Magna Charta,” “Wise counsel,” “Pride,” “Newton,” “How to get Riches,” Maxims
Poor Richard Improved, 1750: Preface, “Writing,” Maxims
Poor Richard Improved, 1751: Preface, “The Romans,” “The Microscope,” “Amusing Speculation,” Maxims
Poor Richard Improved, 1752: Preface and Maxims
Poor Richard Improved, 1753: Preface, Maxims, “How to secure Houses, &c. from Lightning”
Poor Richard Improved, 1754: Preface and Maxims
Poor Richard Improved, 1756: Preface, “On Saving Money,” “Settle thy Accounts,” Maxims
Poor Richard Improved, 1757: Preface, “How to make a Striking Sundial,” “Sincerity,” “Jests,” “Studying,” “Paradoxes,” “Happiness,” “Learning,” Maxims
Poor Richard Improved 1758: Preface (including “The Way to Wealth”), Maxims
The Autobiography
Writing has been of Great Use to me in the Course of my Life,” Benjamin Franklin said in his famous Autobiography. With characteristically calculated understatement, he attributed his enormous and varied successes to “my having learnt a little to scribble.”
This Library of America collection of Franklin’s works begins with letters sent from London (1757–1775) describing the events and diplomacy preceding the Revolutionary War. The volume also contains political satires, bagatelles, pamphlets, and letters written in Paris (1776–1785), where he represented the revolutionary United States at the court of Louis , as well as his speeches given in the Constitutional Convention and other works written in Philadelphia (1785–1790), including his last published article, a searing satire against slavery.
Also included are the delightfully shrewd prefaces to Poor Richard’s Almanack (1733–1758) and their worldly, pungent maxims that have entered our American culture. Finally, the classic Autobiography, Franklin’s last word on his greatest literary creation—his own invented personality—is presented here in a new edition, completely faithful to Franklin’s manuscript.
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