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Excerpt from A Recall of Benjamin Franklin: Delivered at Lancaster, Pa, , On June 12, 1912, Before Theta Chapter of Pennsylvania of the Phi Beta Kappa Society, in Connection With Franklin and Marshall CollegeN o man's life can be really known without a just estimate of the in¿uence upon it of those potent factors, heredity and environment. As seed, soil and sunshine are to plant life, so in human life we find in heredity the seed, and in envir...

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Excerpt from A Recall of Benjamin Franklin: Delivered at Lancaster, Pa, , On June 12, 1912, Before Theta Chapter of Pennsylvania of the Phi Beta Kappa Society, in Connection With Franklin and Marshall College The greatest romance of the new world is the actual life of Benjamin Franklin, for that life was the dream of new world possibilities reduced to reality. A seventeen-year-old apprentice, a runaway from a colony where he was too well know...

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