Responsable : Audra Bullard

Description :

This talk explores the complex life of William Franklin, Benjamin Franklin’s only surviving son, whose loyalty to the British Crown placed him in direct conflict with his revolutionary father. As New Jersey’s colonial governor, William upheld the monarchy while Benjamin championed liberty, creating a deeply personal and political rift. Through vivid anecdotes, the presentation examines William’s imprisonment, exile in England, and steadfast advocacy for the Crown, offering a powerful lens into the personal sacrifices and divided loyalties of the American Revolution.

Presenter: Richard Bell

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