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SfC Home > Biographies > Resources on the life of Benjamin Franklin to inspire the reader. Also refer to biography, publisher, inventor, scientist, statesman, static electricity, lightning, U.S. Constitution, Poor Richard's Almanac, education, Ron Kurtus, School for Champions. Copyright © Restrictions Resources on Benjamin Franklinby Ron Kurtus (revised 28 April 2006) The following books and Web sites are resources on the life and works of Benjamin Franklin. (If you have other good resources to suggest, let us know about them.) WebsitesThe following Websites are resources on the life of Franklin: The World of Benjamin Franklin - From the Franklin Institute Science Museum Benjamin Franklin - a Documentary History - Highly detailed biography The Electric Franklin - Material on Franklin from USHistory.org An Enlightened American - Benjamin Franklin - View of Franklin as a leader Benjamin Franklin - From Spectrum Magazine Ben Franklin 300 - Commemoration site for the 300th anniversary of Benjamin Franklin's birth, aimed to keep his enduring legacy alive Virtual Glass Armonica - Interactive exercise allows you to play the armonica History of the Glass Armonica - Site by William Zeitler, armonica musician BooksFollowing are reference books on Benjamin Franklin. These books can be purchased from your local bookstore or through Amazon.com. Benjamin Franklin by Carl Van Doren, Penguin Press (1991) $15.16 - Classic biography by a respected author. Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin, MacMillan Publishing (1997) $4.80 - Written as a letter to his son, this autobiography of Franklin is a great book that gives insight on his thought processes and methods. Benjamin Franklin Wit and Wisdom, Peter Pauper Press (1998) $3.96 - Famous and not-so-famous sayings by Franklin. Benjamin Franklin's Adventures with Electricity by Beverly Birch, Barrons Juveniles (1996) $4.76 - Facts and pictures about Franklin's early electrical experiments (Ages 9 to 12). Benjamin Franklin's Science by I. Bernard Choen, Harvard Univ. Press (1990) $44.00 - Examines the theoretical side of Franklin's scientific work. MiscellaneousSummaryIf you have any other good resources about Franklin, let us know. What do you think?Do you have any questions, comments, or opinions on this subject? If so, send an email with your feedback. We will try to get back to you as soon as possible. Share linkFeel free to establish a link from your website to pages in this site. Or use our form to send this link to yourself or a friend. Students and researchersThe Web address of this page is Where can you go from here?
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