Benjamin Franklin: “The First American”
本杰明·富兰克林:美国第一人
How does one characterize Benjamin Franklin? Journalist, scientist, educator, politician, writer, administrator, philosopher—he truly seemed to be able to do almost everything. His accomplishments and the talents and interests which he displayed during the course of his long life—1706 to 1790—have caused him to be called both “The First American” and “the last universal man”
Historian Samuel Eliot Morison gives this view of the man: “Franklin’s secret, the thing that ‘made him tick’ and pulled every aspect of his mind together, was his love of people. He talked with English and French statesmen as an equal; he was as homely and comfortable as an old shoe.” Morison even speculated that if we had been alive in 1776 and had made a call upon Benjamin Franklin, he would have made us feel at home. He would have asked about our parents, and probably would have known them, o
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