The Handsome and Deformed Leg (1780?), 430 To Miss Georgiana Shipley (undated), 432 To David Hartley (December 15, 1781), 434 Supplement to the Boston _Independent Chronicle_ (1782), 434 To John Thornton (May 8, 1782), 443 To Joseph Priestley (June 7, 1782), 443 To Jonathan Shipley (June 10, 1782), 445 To James Hutton (July 7, 1782), 447 To Sir Joseph Banks (September 9, 1782), 448 Information to Those Who Would Remove to America (1782?), 449 Apologue (1783?), 458 To Sir Joseph Banks (July 27, 1783), 459 To Mrs. Sarah Bache (January 26, 1784), 460 An Economical Project (1784?), 466 To Samuel Mather (May 12, 1784), 471 To Benjamin Vaughan (July 26, 1784), 472 To George Whately (May 23, 1785), 479 To John Bard and Mrs. Bard (November 14, 1785), 481 To Jonathan Shipley (February 24, 1786), 481 To ---- (July 3, 1786?), 484 Speech in the Convention; On the Subject of Salaries (1787), 486 Motion for Prayers in the Convention (1787), 489 Speech in the Convention at the Conclusion of Its Deliberations (1787), 491 To the Editors of the _Pennsylvania Gazette_ (1788), 493 To Rev. John Lathrop (May 31, 1788), 496 To the Editor of the _Federal Gazette_ (1788?), 496 To Charles Carroll (May 25, 1789), 500 An Account of the Supremest Court of Judicature in Pennsylvania, viz. the Court of the Press (1789), 501 An Address to the Public (1789), 505 To David Hartley (December 4, 1789), 506 To Ezra Stiles (March 9, 1790), 507 On the Slave-Trade (1790), 510 Remarks Concerning the Savages of North America, 513 An Arabian Tale, 519 A Petition of the Left Hand (date unknown), 520 Some Good Whig Principles (date unknown), 521 The Art of Procuring Pleasant Dreams, 523 NOTES, 529 _INTRODUCTION_ I. FRANKLIN'S MILIEU: THE AGE OF ENLIGHTENMENT