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The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin Including Poor Richard's Almanac, and Familiar Letters
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Benjamin Franklin's autobiography offers a captivating glimpse into the culture and society of colonial Philadelphia, highlighting his multifaceted identity as a printer, author, and inventor. Rather than engaging with the American Revolution, he humorously recounts his rise from humble beginnings, embodying the ideals of the "American Dream" and the "self-made man." This edition enriches the narrative with Franklin's letters and "Poor Richard's Almanac," showcasing his wit and wisdom. Originally published in French in 1791, it remains a seminal work on life in colonial America.
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The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin Including Poor Richard's Almanac, and Familiar Letters, Benjamin Franklin
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- 2011
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- Title
- The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin Including Poor Richard's Almanac, and Familiar Letters
- Language
- English
- Authors
- Benjamin Franklin
- Publisher
- Cosimo Classics
- Released
- 2011
- Format
- Hardcover with dust jacket
- Pages
- 320
- ISBN13
- 9781616405519
- Category
- Biographies and Thoughts
- Description
- Benjamin Franklin's autobiography offers a captivating glimpse into the culture and society of colonial Philadelphia, highlighting his multifaceted identity as a printer, author, and inventor. Rather than engaging with the American Revolution, he humorously recounts his rise from humble beginnings, embodying the ideals of the "American Dream" and the "self-made man." This edition enriches the narrative with Franklin's letters and "Poor Richard's Almanac," showcasing his wit and wisdom. Originally published in French in 1791, it remains a seminal work on life in colonial America.