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  • * Cooling, Benjamin Franklin ed. ''Close Air Support'' (1990) GPO
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  • ...He has written biographies of [[Ezra Stiles]], [[Roger Williams]], and [[Benjamin Franklin]]. ...of the Board of Editors of the [http://franklinpapers.yale.edu/ Papers of Benjamin Franklin]. In 2006, he received a [[Pulitzer Prize]] "for a creative and deeply inf
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  • ...acting, science, engineering, architecture, inventions and mathematics. [[Benjamin Franklin]] may also be considered one of history's great polymaths, having invented
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  • ...en was also the sweetheart of [[Benjamin Franklin Stringfellow (1840–1913)|Benjamin Franklin (Frank) Stringfellow]], a [[Confederate States of America|Confederate]] spy
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  • ...ident George W. Bush and Mrs. Laura Bush in honor of the 300th Birthday of Benjamin Franklin.
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  • American polymath [[Benjamin Franklin]] is credited with describing a cast-iron [[stove]], usually called a ''[[F
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  • ...adian headquarters for the [[Continental Army]] when it seized Montreal. [[Benjamin Franklin]] stayed there overnight in 1776, while trying to raise troops to fight for
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  • Turkeys have several claims to fame, one being that [[Benjamin Franklin]] felt that they should have been the US [[national bird]] instead of the [
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  • * Cooling, Benjamin Franklin ed. ''Close Air Support'' (1990) GPO
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  • *Blinderman, Abraham. ''Three Early Champions of Education: Benjamin Franklin, Benjamin Rush, and Noah Webster.'' (Bloomington, Ind.: Phi Delta Kappa Edu
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  • [[File:Benjamin Franklin Stringfellow.jpg|thumb|Captain Benjamin Franklin Stringfellow was called ''the lean mean spying machine''.]]
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  • The museum district, also called the cultural district, runs along Benjamin Franklin Parkway from the art museum (western end) to Logan Square (eastern end).<re ...d9483397:0xa05761182e244ebd!8m2!3d39.9598192!4d-75.1732591!16zL20vMDdocWJt Benjamin Franklin Parkway] a.k.a. "the museum district", on Google maps.
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  • ...is known as "the dinosaur museum". It is located on the southeast end of Benjamin Franklin Parkway at Logan Square, in the museum district<ref name=Museums />. The A
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