DALIBARD, success of experiments of, with De Lor, brought Frank- De Chaumont, M., 26. —, Le Ray, 99. De Foe's Robinson Crusoe; Moll Essay on Projects, 92. into notice, 333. 152. 153. advice to Franklin, 152. ECTON, in England, Franklin's his grandfather was born engages Franklin as clerk, Electricity, origin of Franklin's Denny, Captain, Governor of Pennsylvania, 300. disobeys instructions of the Proprietaries, 300, 356. arrival of, in the colony,335. ley medal, 335. advances to Franklin, 336. bly, 337. description of, 337. indignation of Proprie- taries toward, 358. letter about, from Frank- lin, 358. Franklin objects to the found a collection of pam- family became Protestants - anecdote about reading the where born and when, 83. at the head of his class, 85. discontented with tallow chandlery, 91. places a marble inscription reads Plutarch's Lives, De bound as a printer's ap- borrowed books of Mat- -writes ballads, "The Light- is sent to hawk them about discouraged by his father |