Vie De Benjamin Franklin, Écrite Par Lui-Même - Tome 2: Suivie De Ses Œuvres Morales, Politiques Et Littéraires

Published in the late 18th century, 'Vie De Benjamin Franklin, Écrite Par Lui-Même - Tome 2' is a continuation of Franklin's autobiography, where he reflects on language, the printing industry, and social issues of his time. This volume features a letter to Noah Webster discussing the evolution of American English and critiques recent changes in language usage. Franklin's insights into the political and moral landscapes of early America highlight the significance of print in shaping public discourse and the balance between freedom of expression and responsibility.