The Autobiography starts with greeting to Ben Franklin child, William Franklin who at the time was the royal governor of New Jersey. Franklin says that since his child may wish to think about his life, he is taking his one week excursion in the English field to data his past. Franklin says that he has made the most of his life and might want to rehash it, in spite of the fact that he might want to amend some little blunders if the open door emerged. Be that as it may, since Franklin can't rehash life, he can rather remember it. He expresses gratitude toward God for enabling him to carry on with a decent life.
Part two starts with the letters to Franklin The first is from a Mr. Abel James, and it remarks on Part One of the Autobiography and
Part two starts with the letters to Franklin The first is from a Mr. Abel James, and it remarks on Part One of the Autobiography and