Benjamin Franklin: Cultural Protestant (Spiritual Lives) Free Audiobook Download by D.G. Hart

Benjamin Franklin: Cultural Protestant (Spiritual Lives) narrates the biography of Benjamin Franklin by David Cochran Heath. It was listed in the 500 most influential books in North America in 2004.

Benjamin Franklin: Cultural Protestant (Spiritual Lives) is about the life of Benjamin Franklin who, despite being a leading figure in early American politics, was also an accomplished scientist, writer and philosopher. Benjamin Franklin: Cultural Protestant (Spiritual Lives) was written by D.G. Hart who wrote it as a biography of Benjamin Franklin. The audiobook is narrated by David Cochran Heath.

Benjamin Franklin: Cultural Protestant (Spiritual Lives) is a biography that covers the life of Benjamin Franklin from his childhood through his death in 1790. D.G. Hart, who wrote the book, has done an excellent job of answering many questions about Franklin's life and how it related to his deeply held beliefs. This audiobook is the perfect way to enjoy a biography about one of the founding fathers while you're on your commute or doing work around the house.

Benjamin Franklin: Cultural Protestant (Spiritual Lives) is a narrative account of Benjamin Franklin's life with each chapter focusing on one significant event in his life.

Benjamin Franklin was a man of many talents. He excelled in the field of science, but he also helped create a new nation and wrote one of the most famous pieces of American literature, "The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin". But not only did Franklin excel in his fields, he also had a rich spiritual life. This audiobook will cover this side of Franklin's history as well as how it helped shape the United States into what it is today.

Benjamin Franklin was born on January 17, 1706 in Boston, Massachusetts. His father, Josiah Franklin, was a successful soap- and candle-maker who had married twice and fathered 14 children. Benjamin's mother was Abiah Folger, the daughter of a wealthy London citizen who had immigrated to Boston in 1689.