
He's the latest subject of a Ken Burns documentary, PBS' double header "Benjamin Franklin," which is now streaming. Quotes attributed to him spring up everywhere, including on Netflix's "Virgin River." Why has Benjamin Franklin, or our idea of Franklin, endured in our national memory for so long, and where are some of the places in popular culture to continue to find him?
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