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He promoted education and public service from "summary" of Benjamin Franklin by Walter Isaacson
Throughout Franklin's life, he remained a strong advocate for education and public service, believing that the key to a successful society was a well-educated and engaged citizenry. He saw education as the foundation upon which individuals could build their futures and contribute meaningfully to their communities. Franklin himself was a self-taught man, who recognized the power of learning and sought to make it accessible to all. One of Franklin's most enduring legacies is his establishment of the first public library in America. He believed that access to books and knowledge was essential for personal growth and intellectual development. By creating a space where people could freely borrow books, Franklin democratized education and gave individuals the opportunity to expand their horizons. In addition to promoting education, Frank...
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