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Franklin's Electrical Correspondence
The fourth and final part of Franklin's Electric Social Network
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Correspondence and Community: Part 3 of Franklin's Electric Social Network
A series about Franklin, Electricity, and the Republic of Letters
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Electricity in the 1700s: Part 2 of Franklin's Electric Social Network
A series about Franklin, Electricity, and the Republic of Letters
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Benjamin Franklin's Electric Social Network, Part 1
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Primary Sources: The Evidence Behind Your Arguments
They can make a good argument stronger
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Washington's "Philadelphia Problem"
How far would the first president go to keep his enslaved people in bondage?
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What Is Public History?
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New Year's Greetings from 1790
A look at a carrier's address from New York City
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