Benjamin Franklin is a man of incredible importance in American history. He was a politician, diplomat, writer, inventor, and the only Founding Father to sign three of the era's most important documents: the U.S. Declaration of Independence, the U.S. Constitution, and the 1793 Treaty of Versailles, which ended the Revolutionary War. His face adorns the hundred dollar bill, and he is the author of the catchphrase “Time is money,” and he knew what he was talking about. In his autobiography, Franklin talks about the stages of formation and formation: about childhood, about the beginning of work as a publisher, about war and incredible hard work and insight that allowed him to become one of the main figures of the era.