The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin
The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin by Benjamin Franklin is a 2010 reprint of the 1850 edition published by Martino Publishing. This edition spans 164 pages and is presented in English. The work is not merely a chronicle of Franklin’s life; rather, it serves as his exploration of how self-assessment can lead to a noble character and a fulfilling life.
Readers will find that Franklin approaches his life experiences as a series of experiments, detailing both his failures and successes. The book emphasizes the importance of personal growth and motivation, making it relevant to those interested in self-help and inspirational literature. Through his reflections, Franklin seeks to provide insights into achieving happiness and success, making this autobiography a significant contribution to the genres of biography and personal development.
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2010 Reprint of 1850 Edition. The Autobiography is an essential self help classic. It was not a chronicle of Franklin’s life so much as Franklin’s attempt to show how one’s life and character could become a noble one through self-assessment. Franklin, as a scientist, wrote it as a kind of report on the failures and successes of his experiments in living. At no point did he claim any special mastery over how to live life, but he was committed to finding a formula that could assure a person of some success. This motivations makes the Autobiography one of the original self-help classics.
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