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In The Autobiography by Benjamin Franklin, how does Franklin begin his project of moral perfection? He avoids trifling conversations. He imitates famous people. He compiles thirteen virtues. He researches
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In The Autobiography by Benjamin Franklin, how does Franklin begin his project of moral perfection?

He avoids trifling conversations.

He imitates famous people.

He compiles thirteen virtues.

He researches moral codes.

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C) He compiles thirteen virtues.

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