Benjamin Franklin's Autobiography: The Beginning Of The Public Library
In Benjamin Franklin Autobiography, he gives a view of his morals, principles, the beginning of the public library through subscription, what he believes in, and the experiences of his life in America when the thirteen colonies still exist. He not only gives us facts from the 18th century but the emotions as he witnessed and integrated with others from living with his parents in Bostin to living and building a career in Philadelphia.
Benjamin Franklin, now living in Philadelphia, was attending a club meeting at a little room owned by Mr. Grace. Someone gave a proposition to Benjamin to bring all the member’s books together as a common library making it easier to access for all members. Although this idea of a common library failed for Benjamin
Benjamin Franklin, now living in Philadelphia, was attending a club meeting at a little room owned by Mr. Grace. Someone gave a proposition to Benjamin to bring all the member’s books together as a common library making it easier to access for all members. Although this idea of a common library failed for Benjamin