CHRONOLOGICAL TABLE, cxlii SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY I. Works, cli II. Collections and Reprints, cliii III. Biographies, clv IV. Biographical and Critical Studies, clviii V. The Age of Franklin, clxxiv VI. Bibliographies and Check Lists, clxxxvi SELECTIONS _From the_ Autobiography, 3 Dogood Papers, No. I (1722), 96 Dogood Papers, No. IV (1722), 98 Dogood Papers, No. V (1722), 102 Dogood Papers, No. VII (1722), 105 Dogood Papers, No. XII (1722), 109 Editorial Preface to the _New England Courant_ (1723), 111 A Dissertation on Liberty and Necessity, Pleasure and Pain (1725), 114 Rules for a Club Established for Mutual Improvement (1728), 128 Articles of Belief and Acts of Religion (1728), 130 The Busy-Body, No. 1 (1728/9), 137 The Busy-Body, No. 2 (1728/9), 139 The Busy-Body, No. 3 (1728/9), 141 The Busy-Body, No. 4 (1728/9), 145 Preface to the _Pennsylvania Gazette_ (1729), 150 A Dialogue between Philocles and Horatio (1730), 152 A Second Dialogue between Philocles and Horatio (1730), 156 A Witch Trial at Mount Holly (1730), 161 An Apology for Printers (1731), 163 Preface to _Poor Richard_ (1733), 169 A Meditation on a Quart Mugg (1733), 170 Preface to _Poor Richard_ (1734), 172 Preface to _Poor Richard_ (1735), 174 Hints for Those That Would Be Rich (1736), 176 To Josiah Franklin (April 13, 1738), 177 Preface to _Poor Richard_ (1739), 179 A Proposal for Promoting Useful Knowledge among the British Plantations in America (1743), 180 Shavers and Trimmers (1743), 183 To the Publick (1743), 186 Preface to Logan's Translation of "Cato Major" (1743/4), 187 To John Franklin, at Boston (March 10, 1745), 188 Preface to _Poor Richard_ (1746), 189