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FRANKLIN: WAY TO WEALTH. Illustration of the Poor Richard saying, Trusting too much to others care is the ruin of many. Engraving from an 1807 British edition of Benjamin Franklins book of advice, Way to Wealth, originally published in 1758

FRANKLIN: WAY TO WEALTH. Illustration of the Poor Richard saying, Trusting too much to others care is the ruin of many. Engraving from an 1807 British edition of Benjamin Franklins book of advice, Way to Wealth, originally published in 1758


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FRANKLIN: WAY TO WEALTH. Illustration of the Poor Richard saying, Trusting too much to others care is the ruin of many. Engraving from an 1807 British edition of Benjamin Franklins book of advice, Way to Wealth, originally published in 1758

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1807 Advice Benjamin British Carpenter Colonial Door Way Drinking Franklin Leisure Moral Poor Richard Improved Relaxing Rest Shop Store Way To Wealth


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This print captures an engraving from a 1807 British edition of Benjamin Franklin's renowned book of advice, "Way to Wealth". Originally published in 1758, this illustration depicts one of Poor Richard's timeless sayings: "Trusting too much to others' care is the ruin of many". The scene portrays an intimate glimpse into early American life during the 18th century. A carpenter can be seen relaxing inside his shop, surrounded by tools and materials. The open door reveals a woman enjoying some leisure time outside while two men engage in conversation nearby. Franklin's moral message resonates through this image as it highlights the importance of self-reliance and caution when placing trust in others. In a society where community support was crucial for survival, Franklin reminds us that excessive dependence on external sources can lead to downfall. The intricate details and craftsmanship of this engraving showcase the artistic skill prevalent during that era. It serves as a visual representation not only of Franklin's wisdom but also as a window into colonial America. As we admire this historical artwork, let us reflect on our own lives and consider how we navigate trust and reliance today. Are we striking the right balance between independence and cooperation? This thought-provoking print invites us to ponder these questions while appreciating both its aesthetic beauty and profound meaning.

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