Benjamin Franklin

Montesquieu did believe people could govern themselves

If it appears to be really old it may be on the very back of the barrel on the rear cap. Usually it's on the side of the loading chamber. Benjamin made a model called the 177 it referred to the caliber but was also the model number. For a period of time Benjamin also did not put serial numbers on their guns. Today Crosman Corp owns and produces the Benjamin and the Sheridan line of airguns.

Franklin Farrel died in 2003.

ABOUT $200, depending on condition. It is a shotgun, and not a rifle.

Hes discovered the north west passage

While Benjamin Franklin is renowned for his many significant contributions, some of his lesser-known efforts include his work in the field of pseudoscience, such as his involvement in the study of meteorology and the creation of the Franklin stove. These contributions, while innovative for their time, did not have the same lasting impact as his scientific discoveries or political achievements. Additionally, his experiments with electricity, although groundbreaking, included some concepts that were later disproven, making them less relevant in contemporary science. Overall, these contributions, while interesting, are overshadowed by his more influential work.

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a printing press

Franklin was not apart of the great awakening in a religious sense, but he did publish and print sermons by George Whitefield which boosted the Great Awakening which helped spread the message conveyed during the awakening.

Benjamin Franklin was around 12 years old when he began working as an apprentice to his brother James, who was a printer. While he did not become a bricklayer specifically, he did take on various jobs during his youth, including working in printing, which was a common trade at the time. Franklin's diverse experiences in different trades contributed to his later successes in various fields.

There are as many different perspectives as there are people. You need to be more specific.

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Bernard Franklin died in 1937.

David Ben Gurion died: 1 December 1973

General Butler wasn't a professional soldier, instead, he was a politician appointed to that rank and was in charge of the Occupation of New Orleans. He ruled with a heavy hand and gross incompetence. Before his removal he had become known as "Beast Butler". He had one man executed for tearing down an American Flag, and in his General Order Number 28 he ordered that any woman treating a Union soldier with disrespect would be treated as a prostitute.

1. because he is writing about his life

Franklin was not kicked out of France. In 1785, his work as ambassador to that country was pretty much done. 79 years old and in declining health, he simply wanted to return home.

you simply burn it

he was 70 Benjamin Franklin was born on January 17, 1706

the declaration was signed in July 4, 1776

Mallia Franklin died in 2010.

The vibrations produced from the glasses in the armonica resonate sounds with different frequencies, and thus, musical tones are created. In Franklin's time, soda-lime glass (containing sodium) or lead glass was predominantly used. However, later experimentation has found that pure quartz (crystal) produces far superior sound quality, pitch, and tone.

When a moistened finger is held to the rim of the glass as it rotates, a pure and constant musical note is produced. This pitch cannot be altered unless one adds water to the glass, or decreases the size of the glass. Therefore, wine glasses of varying sizes are arranged on the harmonica in order to allow a musician to create melodies on the instrument.

Glass Harmonica: Note the varying sizes of the glasses used

Franklin's glass armonica included two to three octaves of the musical scale, allowing a composer greater personal expression in his or her pieces. Immediately after Franklin's invention the preeminent composers of the day, which included Mozart and Beethoven, seized the opportunity by incorporating the glass armonica into many of their most renowned works

That serial number (411964) was made c.1906, not 1895. "Fair" is not really that descriptive, and we are concerned about the 'added site.' A period tang peep site would not hurt the collectability, but anything drilled/tapped into the receiver would virtually destroy collector interest. Depending on all the above, anywhere from $200-$250 to $750. Really need to see good digital pictures. sales@countrygunsmith.net

Anti-federalists

no he did not

Franklin Leslie died in 1930.