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OCTAVO EDITION OF FRANKLIN'S MEMOIRS.
This day were published, in Six Veltimes svo.
With a Portrait, and other Plates' price XI las. boards,
MEMOIRS of BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, LLD.
&c. including his Correspondent, and PostOu-
mous Writings; now first published from the 0 iginal M
By his Grandson, WILLIAM TR PLR. Fli ANK LIN, Esq.
" By the publication of this Work, the elevated reputation of
Franklin, fur virtue, for knowledge, for probity, and fur tams*,
will suffer on diminution, since it beats ample testimony to the
fidelity of his mind, to the solidity of his judgment, to the just-
ness of his views, to the amenity of his manners, and to his
ardent desire for promoting the happiness of mankind. Sums
characters appear great only when cot* *plated at a diatom*,
and on a nearer inspection excite only derision or eentotripts
Lilt the character of Franklin will bear the distant and this:
microscopic view. We may follckw him from the great Theatre .
of Politics, where. he discussed the destiny of nations, to his
domestic fireside, where be conversed with his friends, and trifled
with his grand-children, without any deduction from our reve-
rence and esteem.—Nothing artificial appeared in his character,
and he was never indebted for his sanctity to a mask."—Monthly
Review.

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