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Benjamin Franlin considered himself a printer
above all esle. His famous epitaph immortalized
this view: "The body of Benjamin Franklin,
Printer (like the cover of an old book, its
contents torn out and stripped of lettering +
gilding), lies here, food for worms; but the
work shall not be lost, for it will appear
once more in a new + more elegant edition,
revised and corrected by the Author."
-WIlliam Bradford set up the first press in
Philadelphia in 1685 (Kalendarium) Through the
enterprise of Braford + William Rittenhouse,
a papermaking business was begun in Pennsylvania
in 1690.

Book I - 42 chapters
HEHL #249037 Cap. VI - begins 348
ends 354
Book II Cap. I begins 304
Cap. LVIII ends 752
#334356 London, 1646. English. Part 1 - 42 chapters