The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin (Barnes & Noble Library of Essential Reading) is a compelling and insightful account written by the renowned polymath himself. Published on April 14, 2005, by Sterling Publishing, this edition includes 176 pages that offer a rare glimpse into the life and times of one of America’s founding fathers. Benjamin Franklin’s words provide a vivid narrative of his journey from a humble apprentice to a successful printer, diplomat, scientist, and inventor. Through his autobiography, readers can explore Franklin’s philosophical reflections on virtue, his experiences in colonial Philadelphia, and his contributions to both American society and the Enlightenment. This edition is part of the Barnes & Noble Library of Essential Reading, ensuring that Franklin’s wisdom remains accessible to new generations.