Silence Dogood, the Busy-Body, and early writings
Subtitle: Boston and London, 1722-1726, Philadelphia, 1726-1757, London, 1757-1775
By: Benjamin Franklin
Contributors: Lemay, J. A. Leo (Joseph A. Leo), 1935-
Publisher: Library of America; Distributed to the trade in the United States by Penguin Putnam
Published: 2002
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 823
Other titles: Silence Dogood
Notes: "J.A. Leo LeMay wrote the notes and selected the contents for this volume"--Prelim. paging.

Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Silence Dogood, 1722; title: No. 1, April 2 5; title: No. 2, April 6 7; title: No. 3, April 30 9; title: No. 4, May 4 10; title: No. 5, May 28 14; title: No. 6, June 1 17; title: No. 7, June 25, with accompanying poem 19; title: No. 8, July 9 24; title: No. 9, July 23 26; title: No. 10, August 29; title: No. 11, August 20 33; title: No. 12, September 10 35; title: No. 13, September 24 37; title: No. 14, October 8 39; title: Hugo Grim on Silence Dogood, December 3, 1722 43; title: Rules for The New-England Courant, January 28, 1722/3 44; title: To "your Honour": Defense of James Franklin to Samuel; title: Sewall, February 4, 1722/3 47; title: On Titles of Honour, February 18, 1722/3 49; title: High Tide in Boston, March 4,1722/3 50; title: Timothy Wagstaff, April 5, 1723 52; title: Abigail Twitterfield, July 8, 1723 55; title: 'A Dissertation on Liberty and Necessity, Pleasure and Pain,; title: 1725 57; title: Plan of Conduct, 1726 72.