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The Satirical Genius of Benjamin Franklin’s 1774 Letter to Lord North

The Satirical Genius of Benjamin Franklin’s 1774 Letter to Lord North

by Mike Maharrey | Sep 9, 2024 | American Revolution, Benjamin Franklin

“A friend to military government.” That’s not what we’d expect from one of the leading supporters of American independence, but that’s just how Benjamin Franklin signed his “Open Letter to Lord North.” While many American colonists confronted arbitrary British power...
The Satirical Genius of Benjamin Franklin’s 1774 Letter to Lord North

Benjamin Franklin’s Brilliant Satire: Exposing British Hypocrisy Through a Fake Prussian Edict

by Mike Maharrey | Jul 19, 2024 | American Revolution, Benjamin Franklin, Founding Principles

As frustrations with usurpations and arbitrary power from the British government grew, American colonial leaders fired up the presses, producing hundreds of newspaper articles, pamphlets, and resolutions outlining their case and urging resistance.  Benjamin Franklin...
Benjamin Franklin: How to Lose an Empire

Benjamin Franklin: How to Lose an Empire

by Michael Boldin | Jul 15, 2024 | American Revolution, Benjamin Franklin

“Empires, by Pride & Folly & Extravagance, ruin themselves like Individuals.” Benjamin Franklin certainly understood history. He had witnessed it unfold. In fact, he predicted the unraveling of the British Empire. Featuring some of his best satire and sharpest...
Benjamin Franklin’s Finest: Top Views from the “First American”

Benjamin Franklin’s Finest: Top Views from the “First American”

by Michael Boldin | Jan 17, 2024 | Benjamin Franklin, History

Today in history, January 17, 1706, Benjamin Franklin was born. Referred to many as “The First American,” Franklin was famous at home and abroad. He’s considered one of the foremost polymaths in history, and was a leading writer, scientist, inventor, publisher,...
Benjamin Franklin’s Finest: Top Views from the “First American”

The Founders and the Constitution: Benjamin Franklin

by Rob Natelson | Oct 11, 2023 | Benjamin Franklin, Constitution

Benjamin Franklin was born in Boston on Jan. 6, 1706, the youngest son among a tradesman’s 15 children by two successive wives. He had two years of formal education. At the age of 12 he was apprenticed to his older brother James, a printer. Five years later, he ran...
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