Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin

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Focusing on personal experiences and moral philosophy, this autobiography provides an intimate glimpse into the life of Benjamin Franklin, a key figure in American history. It chronicles his journey from a challenging childhood and apprenticeship under his brother to achieving success as a printer. While it touches on his accomplishments, including publishing the "Philadelphia Gazette" and "Poor Richard's Almanac," it notably omits extensive details about his contributions to the American Revolution, offering instead a deeper understanding of his character and values.