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Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin by Benjamin Franklin

18 by Benjamin Franklin, Franklin, Benjamin, 1706-1790, Pine, Frank Woodworth, 1869-, Smith, E. Boyd (Elmer Boyd), 1860-1943

Chapter 25: 1818. _Bagatelles._

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Chapter 1 Chapter 1
Chapter 2 Introduction vii
Chapter 3 INTRODUCTION
Chapter 4 1758. His eldest son Thomas lived in the house at Ecton, and left it
Chapter 5 1721. Reduced about one-third. From a copy in the Library of the
Chapter 6 1. Temperance.
Chapter 7 2. Silence.
Chapter 8 3. Order.
Chapter 9 4. Resolution.
Chapter 10 5. Frugality.
Chapter 11 6. INDUSTRY.
Chapter 12 7. Sincerity.
Chapter 13 8. Justice.
Chapter 14 9. Moderation.
Chapter 15 10. Cleanliness.
Chapter 16 11. Tranquillity.
Chapter 17 12. Chastity.
Chapter 18 13. Humility.
Chapter 19 1759. It was finally captured from the English by the
Chapter 20 3. Each waggon and team, and every saddle or pack horse, is to be
Chapter 21 1789. _Address to the Public from the Pennsylvania Society for
Chapter 22 1789. _An Account of the Supremest Court of Judicature in Pennsylvania,
Chapter 23 1790. _Martin's Account of his Consulship._
Chapter 24 1791. _Autobiography._
Chapter 25 1818. _Bagatelles._
Chapter 26 1778. _The Ephemera, an Emblem of Human Life._
Chapter 27 1779. _The Story of the Whistle._
Chapter 28 1780. _Dialogue between Franklin and the Gout._
Chapter 29 1806. _The Art of Procuring Pleasant Dreams._

Chapter 25: 1818. _Bagatelles._

The Bagatelles were first published in 1818 in William Temple Franklin's edition of his grandfather's works. The following are the most famous of these essays and the dates when they were written: 1774? _A Parable Against Persecution._ Franklin called this the LI Chapter of Genesis. 1774? _A Parable on Brotherly Love._

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