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Absolutely! I really brushed over it, but for those that are one of the lucky 10,000… Franklin is a celebrity in his day, and is such a party animal and keen w
by wizardforhire 2y ago
Absolutely! I really brushed over it, but for those that are one of the lucky 10,000…
Franklin is a celebrity in his day, and is such a party animal and keen wit he wins over the french aristocracy. Leading to said fleet, which is undoubtedly the key factor in deciding the outcome of the revolutionary with their presence at the battle of Yorktown. But before all that he is going up down the colonies organizing philosophical groups, his Juntas, meeting and connecting the thinkers and subsequent founding fathers. While in addition running a printing press sowing popular dissent and none more influential than publishing Thomas Paine’s pamphlets. The dude was the original punk!
- fuzztester 2y ago>Franklin is a celebrity in his day, and is such a party animal and keen wit he wins over the french aristocracy. Leading to said fleet, which is undoubtedly the key factor in deciding the outcome of the revolutionary with their presence at the battle of Yorktown. That was probably also because he was a good diplomat. I have read his autobiography, which is very interesting, and shows how versatile he was.