Fart Proudly

There was a bawdy, scurrilous dimension to Benjamin Franklin's character that was all too eager to ignite the flames of controversy and keep them burning. Fart Proudly is a testament to the satirical rogue that lived peaceably inside the philosopher and statesman. Included in the book are such classics as "The Letter to a Royal Academy" (which inspired the title), The Speech of Miss Polly Baker," "On Choosing a Mistress," "Rules on Making Oneself Disagreeable," and many other witty and humorous pieces.