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Was benjamin franklin a president

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No, Benjamin Franklin (1706-1790) was a American politician, diplomat, writer scientist, and philosopher.

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Benjamin Franklin was not a US president. He was a renowned inventor and politician serving in the colonial legislature. ChaCha!

Jul 04 2009, 05:02pm | Source: The World of Benjamin Franklin | www.fi.edu

No, Ben Franklin was never president, a lot of people think he was because he is on a bill. Thanks for using ChaCha!

Jul 01 2009, 02:04am | Source: The World of Benjamin Franklin | www.fi.edu

Benjamin Franklin, a well known man and instrumental in the beginning of the United States, but he was never a president. ChaCha!!

Apr 08 2009, 01:27am | Source: The World of Benjamin Franklin | www.fi.edu

From 1785 to 1787 Franklin was president of the Supreme Executive Council of Pennsylvania. He was not a U.S. President.

Apr 05 2009, 03:43pm | Source: FRANKLIN BENJAMIN | www.historycentral.com
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