Benjamin Franklin
Franklin Makes a Name for Himself as a Printer
Franklin’s first published essays were printed under a pseudonym—Silence Dogood.
Franklin’s first published essays were printed under a pseudonym—Silence Dogood.
In 1765, England found a new way to raise money from the American colonies: The Stamp Act.
Franklin’s popular "Poor Richard’s Almanack" offered an enduring brand of American humor.
A month after the end of the battle, Franklin finally got the news from Yorktown.
Late in life, Franklin petitioned Congress to end slavery in the United States.