The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin
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Though he is known today primarily as one of the Founding Fathers of the United States, Franklin’s autobiography (which leaves off in 1757) shows us an earlier version of that towering figure, the 15th of 17 children from a humble Boston family who went on to become the first literary embodiment of the American Dream even before he brought us the United States of America.
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So many great ideas for growing your life.
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Interesting character. Good history lesson.
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I really enjoyed this account of Ben Franklin; however, the book does not go far enough. It does wet your appetite to learn more about old Ben though.
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Amazing Man - accomplished so much!
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Franklin has a very appealing way of writing and he promotes simple methods of bettering oneself. It makes truly fascinating reading
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Franklin's writing is down to earth and charming. Gives a unique perspective of the colonies, and the life of a very remarkable man. Leaves you yearning for more.
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