The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin

The autobiography offers an engaging glimpse into the life of Benjamin Franklin, an influential American figure known for his diverse contributions, including publishing Poor Richard's Almanack and founding the University of Pennsylvania. It chronicles his early years, from his frugal habits as a teenager to his groundbreaking work in printing and electricity. Franklin's candid reflections on society and personal experiences create a vivid portrait of a man whose life and ideas shaped the nation before the American Revolution, making it essential for history enthusiasts.