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How did Benjamin Franklin contribute to the success of Philadelphia
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Hi, you go to Connexus too?
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Franklin had little formal education but was deeply active in the public affairs in his adopted city where he helped launch a lending library,hospital, and college and garnered acclaim for his experiments with electricity, among other projects
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