... printing house with Meredith. Around this time, Franklin explores his own intellectualism, and he fully converts to Deism. He adopts the ideals of "truth, sincerity and integrity," and as a means of debating these, he forms a group called the Junto, which meets every Friday to discuss questions of philosophy and morality. The group lasts approximately 40 years, and expands substantially later on. Through Franklin's great industry, his new paper avoids ... . In 1754, it becomes clear that England is facing a war with France (war does erupt in 1754, and it is known by two names: the Seven ...

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... , utilitarianism itself being another ideal to grow out of the Age of Reason. He adopted the ideals of "truth, sincerity, and integrity," and as a means of debating these; he formed a group called the Junto, which met every Friday to discuss questions of philosophy and morality. The group lasted approximately 40 years, and expanded substantially later on. In 1729, a debate arisen in the government over paper money. Franklin printed his pamphlet ... time, he worked as an advisor on the construction of a new Presbyterian meetinghouse. During the French and Indian War, he took an active par...

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