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Re: A wonderful book on Franklin

By: lkorrow in CONSTITUTION | Recommend this post (0)
Tue, 03 Jan 12 8:20 PM | 51 view(s)
Boardmark this board | Constitutional Corner 		Msg. 16735 of 21975
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micro, I have no experience with them, but I was talking to a guy using one in a waiting room. He said he'd never go back. I said I don't think I could get into it, since I use a highlighter, underline and comment. He said you can do that on his ipad. I still doubt I could do it, although a full text search is desirable when looking back for something. Another advantage, a lot of physical space can be reclaimed. However, signed copies are nice.




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A wonderful book on Franklin
By: micro in CONSTITUTION
Tue, 03 Jan 12 7:05 PM 		Msg. 16734 of 21975

Benjamin Franklin, The First American
by H.W. Brands

was an excellent read and insight into Benjamin Franklin and his life.

A very fascinating and full life he lived. We the people owe much to him.

I will read more about Mr. Franklin later as soon as I get done reading about Jefferson and Washington and Adams, to name only a few.

It is great to read about the lives and principles of the early founders of our nation.

Only wish I had more time than I do to spend reading.

Anybody here use one of those E-readers?

If so, do you like using it to read or do you find you prefer the actual book.

I received a 7 inch tablet reader for Christmas that also web surfs and does email and stuff but I don't know if I can get accustomed to reading such small print.

Please let me know your thoughts.

Thanks,

micro...

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