The Latin word “errata” is a notation in writing or in a print to mark mistakes into a correct structure. In the Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin, Franklin mentioned the Latin word errata instead of just English word “mistakes” perhaps to emphasize a part that he would like for his son to pay special attention to or perhaps use another language to hide the meaning inside this word, but make it so that his son would eventually figure out about the hidden meaning.
There are four important times Franklin had put “errata” to mark his mistakes in life. The first erratum he had made was with his brother, James, working as an indenture in his brother’s shop. Due to his brother unable to publish articles, Franklin took the responsibility of his
There are four important times Franklin had put “errata” to mark his mistakes in life. The first erratum he had made was with his brother, James, working as an indenture in his brother’s shop. Due to his brother unable to publish articles, Franklin took the responsibility of his