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Autobiography, Frank Capra
mid 1900s around a country field.
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there are not any really big events it kinda just tells you about him
does not tell author
Soon after graduating from college, Capra was commissioned in the United States Army as a second lieutenant, having completed campus ROTC. In the Army, he taught mathematics to artillerymen at Fort Point, San Francisco. His father died during the war in an accident (1916).
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The title of the autobiography is TWYFORD it is about Benjamin
Franklin Franklin begins his story in Boston, MA and ends it in London, England, but spends most of his story in Philadelphia, PA. In the Autobiography, Philadelphia's development into a "grown-up" city parallels Franklin's transformation into a diplomat and businessman.
Around 1771 to 1790 is when Benjamin Franklin wrote his autobiography
The major events in the time where i tried to get them all down but my laptop couldn't handle it
Benjamin Franklin was born on January 17, 1706, in Boston, in what was then known as the Massachusetts Bay Colony. Franklin's father, English-born soap and candlemaker Josiah Franklin, had seven children with first wife, Anne Child, and 10 more with second wife, Abiah Folger. Franklin was his 15th child and youngest son. And thats all that is known about franklin
6.1706: Born in Boston, Massachusetts.
1718: Begins printing apprenticeship to his brother.
1723: Moves to Philadelphia, PA, to work as a printer.
1724: Moves to London and works in a printer’s shop there.
1726: Returns to Philadelphia.
1727: Establishes the Junto in Philadelphia, a social and scholarly group for ‘mutual improvement’; members gathered to discuss topics in politics, philosophy, science, and other areas.
1728: Opens a print shop of his own in Philadelphia.
1729: Publishes the “Pennsylvania Gazette.”
1730: Marriage (common-law) with Deborah Read.
1731: Writes the charter for the Library Company of Philadelphia. The Library Company began as a subscription library for Franklin’s Junto.
1732: Publishes “Die Philadelphische Zeitung.” Although short lived, this was the first German-language newspaper published in America.
1732-1758: Publishes “Poor Richard’s Almanack,” a yearly compilation of days of the year, dates in history, weather patterns, astronomical data, and proverbs. Writes under the pseudonym Richard Saunders.
1743: Founds the American Philosophical Society. Daughter Sally is born; joins Ben’s son William in the Franklin household.
1746: Conducts experiments with electricity.
1748: Retires from printing.
1751: Publishes “Experiments and Observations on Electricity.”
1752: Experiments with kite and lightning.
1757: Travels to London; composes “The Way to Wealth.” Acts as a representative for the American colonies.
1771: Franklin begins composing his memoirs, now known as “The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin.”
1775-1776: Served as the Pennsylvania delegate to the Constitutional Convention.
1776: Signs the Declaration of Independence, which declared that the thirteen American colonies were independent and no longer British.
1778: Negotiates Treaty of Alliance with France.
1782: Negotiates peace with Great Britain.
1783: Signs the Treaty of Paris, which ended the American Revolutionary War between the United States and Great Britain. John Adams and John Jay were co-signers of the treaty.
1785-1788: Serves as Governor of Pennsylvania.
1787: Signs the Constitution of the United States.
1790: Dies in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
7.The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin is concerned with memory. The whole idea of writing your life story is sharing that memory with readers. Franklin's autobiogra
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