Titles by Benjamin Franklin

1706 – 1790

Benjamin Franklin (1706-1790) was a Founding Father of the American republic, an author, inventor, and diplomat whose life and ideas came to be identified with the new American nation. He wrote the best selling Poor Richard’s Almanac (1733), a posthumously published Autobiography, and many articles advocating American independence from Great Britain. From 1776-1785 he was the American ambassador to France, and from 1785-1788 he was governor of Pennsylvania.

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The Works of Benjamin Franklin, in 12 vols.

Benjamin Franklin

The Works of Benjamin Franklin, Vol. I Autobiography, Letters and Misc. Writings 1725-1734

Benjamin Franklin

The Works of Benjamin Franklin, Vol. II Letters and Misc. Writings 1735-1753

Benjamin Franklin

The Works of Benjamin Franklin, Vol. VII Letters and Misc. Writings 1775-1779

Benjamin Franklin

The Works of Benjamin Franklin, Vol. VIII Letters and Misc. Writings 1779-1781

Benjamin Franklin

The Works of Benjamin Franklin, Vol. IX Letters and Misc. Writings 1781-1782

Benjamin Franklin

The Works of Benjamin Franklin, Vol. X Letters and Misc. Writings 1782-1784

Benjamin Franklin

The Works of Benjamin Franklin, Vol. XI Letters and Misc. Writings 1784-1788

Benjamin Franklin

The Works of Benjamin Franklin, Vol. XII Letters and Misc. Writings 1788-1790, Supplement, Indexes

Benjamin Franklin

The Works of Benjamin Franklin, Vol. III Letters and Misc. Writings 1753-1763

John Bigelow

The Works of Benjamin Franklin, Vol. IV Letters and Misc. Writings 1763-1768

John Bigelow

The Works of Benjamin Franklin, Vol. V Letters and Misc. Writings 1768-1772

John Bigelow

The Works of Benjamin Franklin, Vol. VI Letters and Misc. Writings 1772-1775

John Bigelow

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