The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin (with an Introduction by Henry Ketcham)

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Focusing on the personal journey of Benjamin Franklin, this autobiography captures his childhood experiences and formative relationships, particularly with his brother James. It chronicles his early career as a printer, leading to his success with the "Philadelphia Gazette" and "Poor Richard's Almanac." While it largely omits his political contributions to the American Revolution, it offers insights into his moral philosophy and character. This edition features premium acid-free paper and an introduction by Henry Ketcham, providing readers with an intimate look at a pivotal figure in American history.