1751 Magazine Franklin Electricity Expirements

The April 1751 issue of "The Gentleman's Magazine", printed at London by E. Cave. 48 pages, two text cuts, no engravings. Notable content on page 190 regarding the expirements by Benjamin Franklin on

The May 1751 issue of Gentleman’s Magazine, printed at London, 48 pages. Interesting content on electricity including medical use. Much else including astronomy. Lacks plates. Magazine not bound, Fi

1751 1ed Gentlemans Magazine Centaur Crusaders Science Electricity Illustrated The Gentlemans Magazine was an English periodical which first appeared in 1731. It was published without interrupt for ne

The August 1774 issue of Gentleman's Magazine with the original blue wrappers which include an advertisement for Benjamin Franklin's new edition of "Experiments and Observations on Electricity..". The

1846 1st Life of Ben Franklin Electricity America Laws Government Philadelphia Illustrated “Either write something worth reading or do something worth writing.” ― Benjamin Franklin Benjamin

The January 1751 issue of "Gentleman's Magazine", by Sylvanus Urban, printed at London by E. Cave. 48 pages with three engravings including "The View of the Fall of Niagara" with accompanying article

1846 1st Life of Ben Franklin Electricity America Laws Government Philadelphia Illustrated “Either write something worth reading or do something worth writing.” ― Benjamin Franklin Benjamin

1859 Life of Benjamin Franklin Electricity America Laws Government Philadelphia “Either write something worth reading or do something worth writing.” ― Benjamin Franklin Benjamin Fr

Volume 24 of "European Magazine and London Review", printed at London for J. Sewell, containing July-December 1793 issues, complete, each with own title page, followed by Index. 488 pages and all four

The October 1790 issue of "The New York Magazine", printed by Thomas and James Swords, 1790. 60 pages. The American Chronology and the engraved plate are not present. The magazine itself is otherwise

The December 1751 issue of "Gentleman's Magazine", printd at London by Sylvanus Urban (Edward Cave), 48 pages and two engravings as called for. ALSO included are four engraved plates of the Incas of P

1846 Life of Benjamin Franklin Electricity America Laws Stamp Act Illustrated “Either write something worth reading or do something worth writing.” ― Benjamin Franklin Benjamin Franklin is u

The December 1751 issue of "Gentleman's Magazine", printd at London by Sylvanus Urban (Edward Cave), 48 pages and two engravings as called for. ALSO included are four engraved plates of the Incas of P

The European Magazine and London Review?By the Philological Society of London Vol. 24 from July to Dec 1793, printed at London,, 1793. All six monthly issues each with own monthly title, 488 pages, Th

Title: 1793 New York Magazine Franklin's Will Description: The January 1793 issue of "The New-York Magazine or Litereary Repository" printed by Thomas and James Swords, 64 pages, lacks plate. Interest

1791 Massachusetts Magazine Benjamin Franklin Creek INDIANS Negroes Nantucket The Massachusetts Magazine was a late 18th-century American periodical known for covering a wide variety of topics ��

ANDY WARHOL INTERVIEW MAGAZINE - ARETHA FRANKLIN

The May 1790 issue of "The New-York Magazine or Literary Repository", printed by Thomas and James Swords, New York, MDCCXC. 58 pages. Lacks plate of Columbia College and plate of music only partially

The European Magazine and London Review for January through June 1793. General Title and the six monthly issues bound together. Fifteen engraved plates including the frontis, Thomas Pennant, Hyder Ali

1856 Benjamin Franklin Autobiography Electricity Politics Essays Life & Works “Either write something worth reading or do something worth writing.” ― Benjamin Franklin Known as one of the mo

The New-York Magazine or Literary Repository for April 1793, 64 pages, lacks plate. Inside title is a Proclamation signed in type by George Washington. Several articles of interest including on capita

The September 1787 issue of "The European Magazine and London Review", printed for J. Sewell, 80 pages and two engravings including one of William Cruikshank. Includes review of recent papers written

1764 Magazine Benjamin Franklin on Indian Attacks The April 1764 issue of Gentleman’s Magazine printed at London, 52 pages. Features an article by Benjamin Franklin of six pages being an account of

The July 1768 issue of Gentleman's Magazine, printed at London by Sylvanus Urban, 48 pahes and two engravings including of Benjamin Franklin's Magic Squares with an accompanying explanation. Much else