1) I need a Analytical Post about This: Franklin being “Franklin”: BF as a “ladies man” and at a late stage in life – for anyone that attempts the Burr podcast, you will see a very similar trait. On a lighter note, Franklin also enjoyed being “Franklin” quite immensely (in a way that you would never associate with Washington or Jefferson) as Franklin was quite fond of both ladies and chess: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JouE7mOVdI4 For a different take, see the following quote by a contemporary: “His whole life has been one continued insult to good manners and to decency.” – John Adams on B. Franklin. This view may have been influenced by their time in Europe together. In many of J. Adams’ letters back to his wife, Abigail, Adams expresses great frustration with being in the shadow of Franklin in Europe. Franklin was widely popular – perhaps the most famous colonist in Europe due to his scientific discoveries – and moreover much more skilled at court politics, something Adams could never understand or handle. 2) Give me an Analytical Answer to the student post.
