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Benjamin Franklin and Geropsychiatry: Vignettes for the Bicentennial Year

ABSTRACT: It is timely in this Bicentennial year for readers of a journal devoted to geriatrics to refer to the wisdom of an older leader of the Revolution of 1776. So provocative was his thinking that Dr. Benjamin Franklin might well have inspired today's writers in the field, as demonstrated by relevant gleanings from articles in the recent literature.