The American man of scientific discipline, Ben Franklin, who persevered both nearsightedness as well as presbyopia, invented bifocals in 1784 to obviate having to often switch between two frames of eyeglasses. ...
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Non-public writing, like letters, probably gave Franklin a little room to be less cautious. Thomas J. Haslam in his essay Benjamin Franklin, David Hume, Autobiography and the Jealousy of Empire cites J. A. Leo Lemay: “We may wonder if ...
What can one person do for his country? Many who did not begin life in privileged positions have done remarkable things. Benjamin Franklin spent his entire life working. His most important contributions to government began largely after ...
What can one person do for his country? Many who did not begin life in privileged positions have done remarkable things. Benjamin Franklin spent his entire life working. His most important contributions to government began largely after ...
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