Another famous book included in the "Harvard Classics" so I gave it a try.
Franklin's early years - a unique look at life in the colonies in the decades prior to the Revolutionary War.
All of this was fascinating but for whatever reason I just didn't get into the writing. I don't plan to finish this.
Early days. Franklin learns the printing business and makes a success of it. Poor Richard's Almanac. The Franklin stove. Lending libraries. He was an effective businessman and entrepreneur even in the early portions that I was reading. Perhaps I would have enjoyed the Revolutionary War days and his time as an ambassador in Paris more?
