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will love Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. I've tried reading this a dozen times over the years & had trouble with it. I finally did get through it & am very glad I did. Very interesting man, but not my style of writing. Ben Franklin was not the best guy. The editorializing of his life by himself during the writing forces me to view him in a more negative light than I should, probably. I wasn't really impressed by anything that Franklin achieved through guile, and the idea of making yourself morally perfect is utterly pointless. In the end, he was a man, just like many other men. an inspiration. the language style can be a hard read at times. no reviews | add a review
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