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A dangerous engine : Benjamin Franklin, from scientist to diplomat, Joan Dash ; pictures by Dusan Petričić
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- Summary
- At the time of his famous kite experiment, Benjamin Franklin was unaware that his theories about electricity had already made him a celebrity all over Europe, especially in France, where fashionable circles loved to discuss scientific discovery. Admired by the French court and beloved by French citizens, Franklin effectively became America's first foreign diplomat, later helping to enlist France's military and financial support for the American Revolution. A father of the revolution and a signer of the Constitution, Franklin was a lightning rod in political circles - "a dangerous Engine," according to a critic. And although he devoted the last twenty-five years of his life to affairs of state, his first love was always science. Handsome pen-and-ink drawings highlight moments in this revolutionary thinker's life
- Language
- eng
- Edition
- 1st ed.
- Extent
- 246 pages:
- Isbn
- 9780374306694
- Label
- A dangerous engine : Benjamin Franklin, from scientist to diplomat
- Title
- A dangerous engine
- Title remainder
- Benjamin Franklin, from scientist to diplomat
- Statement of responsibility
- Joan Dash ; pictures by Dusan Petričić
- Subject
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- United States -- Foreign relations -- 1775-1783 -- Juvenile literature
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- Printers -- United States -- Biography | Juvenile literature
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- Language
- eng
- Summary
- At the time of his famous kite experiment, Benjamin Franklin was unaware that his theories about electricity had already made him a celebrity all over Europe, especially in France, where fashionable circles loved to discuss scientific discovery. Admired by the French court and beloved by French citizens, Franklin effectively became America's first foreign diplomat, later helping to enlist France's military and financial support for the American Revolution. A father of the revolution and a signer of the Constitution, Franklin was a lightning rod in political circles - "a dangerous Engine," according to a critic. And although he devoted the last twenty-five years of his life to affairs of state, his first love was always science. Handsome pen-and-ink drawings highlight moments in this revolutionary thinker's life
- Summary
- At the time of his famous kite experiment, Benjamin Franklin was unaware that his theories about electricity had already made him a celebrity all over Europe, especially in France, where fashionable circles loved to discuss scientific discovery. Admired by the French court and beloved by French citizens, Franklin effectively became America's first foreign diplomat, later helping to enlist France's military and financial support for the American Revolution. A father of the revolution and a signer of the Constitution, Franklin was a lightning rod in political circles - "a dangerous Engine," according to a critic. And although he devoted the last twenty-five years of his life to affairs of state, his first love was always science. Handsome pen-and-ink drawings highlight moments in this revolutionary thinker's life
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- 187504
- Cataloging source
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- Dash, Joan
- Dewey number
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- 973.3/092
- B
- Illustrations
- illustrations
- Index
- index present
- Intended audience
- 1200
- Intended audience source
- Lexile
- LC call number
- E302.6.F8
- LC item number
- D2165 2006
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- 1200
- Literary form
- non fiction
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- 7
- 12
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- Petričić, Dušan
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- Franklin, Benjamin
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- Inventors
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- United States
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- juvenile
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- Benjamin Franklin, from scientist to diplomat
- Label
- A dangerous engine : Benjamin Franklin, from scientist to diplomat, Joan Dash ; pictures by Dusan Petričić
- Link
- Bibliography note
- Includes bibliographical references (pages [227]-240) and index
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- 5576034
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- 21 cm
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- 1st ed.
- Extent
- 246 pages:
- Isbn
- 9780374306694
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- (hardcover)
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- 2004063204
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- Other physical details
- illustrations
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- (DLC) 2004063204
- (OCoLC)ocm57002721
- Label
- A dangerous engine : Benjamin Franklin, from scientist to diplomat, Joan Dash ; pictures by Dusan Petričić
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- 246 pages:
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- 9780374306694
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