We know him as one of America’s founders, but Benjamin Franklin spent most of his life as a devoted British subject, even laboring to protect what he called “that fine and noble china vase, the British Empire.” What put Franklin on the road to Revolution, and what did he contribute to the cause? In the recording of this free Zoom lecture, I share insights into Franklin’s work (including America’s first political cartoon) and personality while illuminating the years leading up to the American Revolution.
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Benjamin Franklin and the Road to Revolution
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Mind Inclined
Mind Inclined is your go-to source for ideas and inspiration designed to help you elevate your mind, your life, and your world. Mind Inclined features reflections on literature, language, history, and ideas, as well as practical productivity tips, from award-winning English professor and university administrator Mark Canada, author of the Audible Original Ben Franklin's Lessons in Life and other books and articles. Come to Mind Inclined to "Think and Thrive."
Mind Inclined is your go-to source for ideas and inspiration designed to help you elevate your mind, your life, and your world. Mind Inclined features reflections on literature, language, history, and ideas, as well as practical productivity tips, from award-winning English professor and university administrator Mark Canada, author of the Audible Original Ben Franklin's Lessons in Life and other books and articles. Come to Mind Inclined to "Think and Thrive."Listen on
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