from Yale and Harvard. Appointed joint Postmaster-General. 1754 Appointed one of the Commissioners from Pennsylvania to the Colonial Congress at Albany; proposes a plan for the union of the colonies. 1755 Pledges his personal property in order that supplies may be raised for Braddock's army; obtains a grant from the Assembly in aid of the Crown Point expedition; carries through a bill establishing a voluntary militia; is appointed Colonel, and takes the field...
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from Yale and Harvard. Appointed joint Postmaster-General. 1754 Appointed one of the Commissioners from Pennsylvania to the Colonial Congress at Albany; proposes a plan for the union of the colonies. 1755 Pledges his personal property in order that supplies may be raised for Braddock's army; obtains a grant from the Assembly in aid of the Crown Point expedition; carries through a bill establishing a voluntary militia; is appointed Colonel, and takes the field...
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Ben Franklin Bibliography Work Cited Cousins, Margaret. Ben Franklin of Old Philadelphia. New York: Random House, 1952. Donovan, Frank R. The Many Worlds of Benjamin Franklin...	1 / 62
Benjamin Franklin Benjamin Franklin was very convincing of how boring he was. He was always talking about how he didn't drink and he didn't like to eat unless he was really hungry...	1 / 219
Benjamin Franklin Benjamin Franklin often used his own sarcastic sense of humor to win over his audience. An example is Franklin's "Apology for Printers," in which he defends himself after accepting and printing a routine announcement of the sailing of a ship with a captain thought to be anticlerical...	2 / 299
Virtues of Franklin In this program, Franklin systematically and methodically lays down what he believes to be the thirteen most important moral virtues for a person to possess...	2 / 477