Where can I find some of Benjamin Franklin’s famous quotes?
Posted by admin on Sep 16, 2008 in Quotations |
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I remember one A Penny Saved Is A Penny Earned. Library is best place to go.
here is a pretty good list
Here are some really good websites that I have always gone to.. the first one is specifically on Ben Franklin and the others are just the main homepage.
enjoy and have fun!!!
Just read Poor Richard’s Almanack. I’m sure you can find it online. It was written by Ben Franklin and is the original source for almost all of his now famous quotes. It’s one of the only pieces of literature I actually enjoyed reading last year in my poorly taught American Studies class. Have fun!
These are ones that are just quotes.
I really hope I helped!!!
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These quotes are about Ben:
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This ones the best, in my opinion:
It’s in a book called Poor Richard’s Almanac