The best known as one of the Founding Fathers of Declaration of Independence and also the Constitution of the United States, Benjamin Franklin, was born on January 17, 1706, in Boston. His father married twice, with his first wife he had seven children and with his second wife he had ten more. Benjamin was his 15th child and he was the youngest son. His father was soap and candle maker.
Benjamin learned to read when he was at a young age. Attending to Boston Latin School was a success to him, but he stopped his formal education. He worked at his father's candle and soap shop for a full time. But this kind of job is not what he wanted to do. So he worked at his brother's print shop. But his older brother didn't treat him good instead, he beat
Benjamin learned to read when he was at a young age. Attending to Boston Latin School was a success to him, but he stopped his formal education. He worked at his father's candle and soap shop for a full time. But this kind of job is not what he wanted to do. So he worked at his brother's print shop. But his older brother didn't treat him good instead, he beat