_Analectic Magazine_, XI, 449-84 (June, 1818). (Review of W. T. Franklin's edition of Franklin's works. Complexion of this eulogy suggested by: "His name is now exalted in Europe above any others of the eighteenth century.") Angoff, Charles. _A Literary History of the American People._ New York: 1931. II, 295-310. (It would be difficult to match the debonair ignorance of this violently hostile essay.) "A Poem on the Death of Franklin," _Proceedings of the New Jersey Historical Society_, XV, 109 (Jan., 1930). (A typical elegy based on theme suggested by Turgot's epigram on Franklin.) Bache, R. M. "Smoky Torches in Franklin's Honor," _Critic_, XLVIII, 561-6 (June, 1906). (Charming in its caustic though just view that "articles on Franklin have verged on superfluity.") Bache, R. M. "The So-Called 'Franklin Prayer-Book,'" _Pennsylvania Magazine of History and Biography_, XXI, 225-34 (1897). (See Rev. John Wright's account of the same in _Early Prayer Books of America_ [St. Paul: 1896], pp. 386-99.) Biddison, P. "The Magazine Franklin Failed to Remember," _American Literature_, IV, 177-80 (May, 1932). (Survey of the Franklin-Webbe altercation concerning the inauguration of Franklin's _General Magazine, and Historical Chronicle ..._, 1741.) Bigelow, John. "Franklin as the Man," _Independent_, LX, 69-72 (Jan. 11, 1906). (Stresses his tolerance, common sense, and "constitutional unwillingness to dogmatize.") Bleyer, W. G. _Main Currents in the History of American Journalism._ Boston: 1927. (Chapters I-II contain excellent survey of the _New England Courant_, and the _Pennsylvania Gazette_ during its formative years. Bibliography, pp. 431-41.) Bloore, Stephen. "Joseph Breintnall, First Secretary of the Library Company," _Pennsylvania Magazine of History and Biography_, LIX, 42-56 (Jan., 1935). (Valuable notes on Franklin's collaborator in _Busy-Body_ series.) Bloore, Stephen. "Samuel Keimer. A Foot-note to the Life of Franklin," _Pennsylvania Magazine of History and Biography_, LIV, 255-87 (July, 1930). (Readers of the _Autobiography_ will appreciate this excellent study of one who figures prominently in its pages.) Brett-James, N. G. _The Life of Peter Collinson._ London: [1917]. (Many notes on Franklin-Collinson friendship. Collinson, it is remembered, "started Franklin on his career as a researcher in electricity.") Buckingham, J. T. _Specimens of Newspaper Literature; with Personal Memoirs, Anecdotes, and Reminiscences._ 2 vols. Boston: 1850. (Vol. I, 49-88, discusses _New England Courant_. Identifies _Dogood Papers_ as Franklin's.) Bullen, H. L. "Benjamin Franklin and What Printing Did for Him," _American Collector_, II, 284-91 (May, 1926).