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Howling at the Gates 5.19 – The Dogs of War

Published on : 29 December, 201429 December, 2014 Published by : Rob Vollmar

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On this day, January 17, in 1706, author, printer, publisher, political theorist, politician, postmaster,
scientist, musician, inventor, satirist, civic activist, statesman, diplomat and Founding Father, Benjamin Franklin was born in Boston, Massachusetts. Along with inventing the lightning rod, bifocals, the odometer and the glass harmonica, he was a lifelong Freemason, never married but had a common-law wife and an illegitimate son, was ambassador to France and Sweden, the nation’s first postmaster, President of Pennsylvania, and wrote and published the witty “Poor Richard’s Almanack” as well as other tracts and periodicals; his autobiography (published after his death) is still considered a classic. He died
of pleurisy in Philadelphia in 1790 at age 84.

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