Wit and Wisdom from Poor Richard’s Almanack
Wit and Wisdom from Poor Richard’s Almanack by Benjamin Franklin, published by Random House Publishing Group on May 30, 2000, is a collection that showcases Franklin’s insights and humor. This edition, part of the MODERN LIB series, spans 128 pages and is presented in English. The book offers a glimpse into Franklin’s life and thoughts, reflecting his unique perspective on various aspects of society and human nature.
Readers will find a blend of humor and wisdom throughout the text, as Franklin shares anecdotes and observations that reveal his character and intellect. The work encompasses themes of biography and autobiography, while also touching on political and social commentary. This collection serves as a reference for those interested in quotations and essays that capture the essence of Franklin’s enduring legacy.
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Franklin’s Autobiography is one of the most famous works in American literature. He started it as a private collection of anecdotes for his son, but soon it was transformed into a work of history, both personal and national, revealing Franklin as the man who, as Herman Melville said, possessed “deep worldly wisdom and polished Italian tact, gleaming under an air of Arcadian unaffectedness.
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