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Benjamin Franklin

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September 15, 2012

 

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Franklin quoted him as " An odd fish whom was a paternal man to me." Franklin enjoyed working for Keimer and their philosophical debates. In 1724 Franklin's relationship with Keimer deteriorated, as he received a loan from the tradesman William Keith to open his own printing business. Keimer disapproved of competition and felt betrayed...
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Keimer disapproved of competition and felt betrayed. He avoided Franklin for the last eighteen years of his life. Franklin would run his Philadelphia printing press before becoming a full time politician and scientist in 1732. Philadelphia was always Franklin's home. While he was born in Boston (1706) and spent years at a time in Paris and London, he always called Philadelphia his true home...
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