D.G. Hart
is a native of suburban Philadelphia and teaches history at Hillsdale College. He trained in U.S. history at Johns Hopkins University and is the author and editor of twenty books about religion, politics, and higher education in America. He lives with his wife, Ann, and three cats in Hillsdale, Michigan.
Interviews with D.G. Hart
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The Americanization of Benjamin Franklin
by Gordon S. Wood -
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Benjamin Franklin: The Shaping of Genius: the Boston Years
by Arthur Bernon Tourtellot -
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The Puritans: A Transatlantic History
by David D. Hall -
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The Enlightenment in America
by Henry May -
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William Penn’s Legacy: Politics and Social Structure in Provincial Pennsylvania 1726-1755
by Alan Tully
The best books on Benjamin Franklin, recommended by D.G. Hart
The best books on Benjamin Franklin, recommended by D.G. Hart
The Founding Fathers of the United States were a remarkable bunch of people, but Benjamin Franklin might have been the most remarkable of them all. Coming from humble stock, he became a businessman, scientist, diplomat and politician—a giant of the Enlightenment. Historian D.G. Hart sheds some light on his character and background and puts him in his broader social and political context.
