
The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin
- History
- Book language: English
- 163 pages
The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin is a memoir in which the American printer, scientist, and statesman recounts his early life, from his childhood in Boston to his career in Philadelphia. It offers a vivid picture of colonial America and Franklin's reflections on work, education, and self-improvement, making it worth listening to for its historical and personal insights.
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