Young Benjamin Franklin; Or, the Right Road Through Life, a Boy's Book on a Boy's Own Subject

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Audubon Press & Christian Book Service, 2012 - 564 pages
This scarce antiquarian text tells the story of a young Benjamin Franklin, taught the morals and principles which elevated him from a printer s assistant to the first ambassador of the American republic by the not entirely fictionalised Uncle Benjamin. Written with the intention of providing young men with a model for the principles and morals necessary to make them fine gentleman in the world, this delightfully inspiring tale is a timeless classic and the perfect choice for discerning parents to read to young boys with the world at their feet. Henry Mayhew was a playwright, journalist, English social researcher, and advocate of reform. Originally published in 1862, this delightful book is now republished with an introductory biography of the author."

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