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Extending Your Response Literature Groups Review the list of thirteen virtues Franklin identifies in Part TwoIn addition recall the discussion you had about virtues in the Focus Activity on page In your literature group consider whether Franklins virtues are still validThen come up with your own list of virtuesLearning for Life To help order his daily life and be productive Franklin developed a schedule that he tried to follow every dayLook again at the schedule in Part TwoCreate a twentyfourhour schedule for yourselfTry to follow it for a weekRevise it if you found it too difficult to followConsider whether the schedule helped you accomplish more than if you had not had a scheduleFOCUS ACTIVITY Recall a situation where you were required to solve a problemHow did you come up with a solution Do you enjoy finding solutions to ordinary problems Discuss Are the halls in your school congested On rainy days do the buses splash the students on the sidewalk Meet with several other classmates to propose practical solutions to everyday problems such as theseKeep in mind that your solutions must be for the good of allSetting a Purpose Read to find out how Franklin solves the problems that occur in his communityBACKGROUND Did You Know The success of Franklins newspaper the Pennsylvania Gazette was at first in doubtFranklins competitor Bradford was the postmastergeneralBradford would not allow his mail carriers to deliver other printers newspapersFranklin had to persuade mail carriers to deliver his GazetteUpon being appointed deputy postmastergeneral Franklin became responsible for all postal service in the northern coloniesWith his usual practicality Franklin regularized deliveries by setting a scheduleHe established three deliveries Philadelphia Franklin had the idea that collecting a little from many people would allow those people to enjoy services that would otherwise be available only to a few wealthy peopleHe extended this idea to everything from a subscription library to street cleaningPoor Ric In Part Two Franklin talks about a book he had intended to write but never did The Art of VirtueWe do not know why he did not carry out this plan but we do know he was one of the most widely read writers in the coloniesUnder the pen name Ric Saunders he wrote twentysix editions of Poor Rics AlmanackIn an era when almanacs were popular entertainment as well as a guide to weather and planting Poor Rics was a bestsellerFranklin first published Poor Rics Almanack in To appeal to his readers Franklin created a character named Ric SaundersThe character was an uneducated but wise country dwellerHe passed on his experience and wisdom to the readers through clever sayings and proverbsPoor Ric offered advice about living simply and well and about the value of work and thriftLiterature and Writing Critical Review Franklin seems to regret that he did not write the book called The Art of VirtueIn his time printers were often also the publishers and sellers of booksAssume that Franklin wrote the book after he retired and wants to interest another publisher in publishing and selling his bookAs his modernday book agent write a paragraph explaining the authors intent in writing the book and the message he hopes to relay to readersRefer to Franklins statement about his design and doctrine but write the book proposal in contemporary of New Jersey at the timePart Two the shorter section was written almost thirteen years later when Franklin was living in France as a representative for the United StatesFranklin devotes by the scarcity of metal type but also by a shortage of paperPapermakers had a time getting the raw suppliesRags in particular were to come byThe frugal colonists used fabric from wornout clothing to patch or to make smaller pieces of clothingWhen rags were available papermakers soaked them in water and let them rotThen the rags were beaten with wooden hammersThis caused the fabric fibers to break apartThe loose fibers called stock would later be pressed into sheetsPrinters Type It seems remarkable to us now that a colonial printer had to make a sevenweek voyage across the ocean to purchase the equipment necessary to start a printing shopBecause there were no metal foundries in the colonies the metal type as well as the printing presses had to come from EuropeBesides the press a printers type was the most important component in the printing houseA type face consisted of individual pieces of metal typeEach piece oldfashioned Do we need them to thrive in todays society Setting a Purpose Read to find out how Franklin defined his thirteen virtues and how he used them to guide his Did You Know The act of pooling resources for the common good is an everyday occurrence in our societyMembers of a community pay taxes to support schools and police and fire departments and to keep streets and sidewalks in good repairThe concept was a new one in eighteenthcentury