The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin, part of the Doubleday Dolphin Master series with an introduction by John Bigelow, presents the remarkable life story of one of America’s founding fathers in Franklin’s own words. Covering his journey from humble beginnings to renowned statesman, inventor, and philosopher, Franklin’s autobiography offers insights into his pioneering spirit, wit, and commitment to self-improvement and public service. This edition captures Franklin’s unique voice, providing readers with an engaging look at his influential life and timeless wisdom. 
This circa 1950 paperback edition is in good condition for its age, showing only slight shelf wear, very minor page toning, and slight fading to the spine. The pages remain clean, and the binding is secure, making it a wonderful collectible for history enthusiasts or fans of Franklin’s work.