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Benjamin Franklin Started a Debate Club at 21. It Became America's First Lending Library, Then a Museum You're Still Allowed to Touch.
Benjamin Franklin started a weekly debate club at 21 because he and his friends couldn't individually afford the books to argue from real reading. Pooling their money instead created the first successful lending library in the American colonies in 1731 -- practice creating the demand that built the institution.
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