The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin
Benjamin Franklin · 1790 · 240 pages
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About the book
Benjamin Franklin narrates his remarkable journey from printer's apprentice in Boston to central figure of the American Revolution, offering reflection on entrepreneurship, self-improvement and civic contribution. The account, written in an accessible and honest tone, details his scientific experiments, diplomatic negotiations and intellectual evolution.
More than a simple historical narrative, the work encapsulates the philosophy of the American Enlightenment and offers lasting lessons on perseverance, critical thinking and legacy building. An inspiring read for anyone seeking to understand how determined individuals shape nations and leave deep marks on the world.
Book details
| Author | Benjamin Franklin |
|---|---|
| Year of publication | 1790 |
| Pages | 240 |
Recommended by 4 people
Paul GrahamProgrammer, writer and investor · Y Combinator
”It's a great book, probably in my all time top 100.”
Charlie MungerInvestor and vice chairman · Berkshire Hathaway
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Walter IsaacsonBiographer and journalist · Einstein, Steve Jobs, Da Vinci
”cast as a letter to his son. It’s not some deep ruminations and things. It’s about how you make your way through this world.”
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