Author: Benjamin Franklin
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Publish Date: 2003-11-01
Features: Famous people are the axis of the world, fame is the measure of life, famous people and their fame are our tireless homeland. An insurmountable biography of famous people, an unforgettable piece of real history! This is a classic autobiography that has always been praised by the world, written by a great man whose fame and status were only second to Washington. Inheriting the optimistic and progressive spirit and humanitarian thoughts of the Montesquieu era, Franklin shows his life experiences in clear and fluent language with a sincere and candid attitude. He tells of his infinite admiration and pursuit of human nature, freedom, science, and progress, believing that human beings are capable of overcoming all difficulties in the path of development with knowledge and reason, and earnestly warns readers not to abandon the virtues of diligence and frugality at the core. This autobiography is not only a true reflection of a personal journey but also a manual of moral laws containing various virtues and beauty. Franklin not only seized the throat of lightning from the sky, returning the power of the autocratic colonialists to the people, but also passed on an eternal work that guides life to future generations.
Autobiography of Franklin -- Illustrated Edition of Famous People's Biographies Series
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