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By all means yes. As a matter of fact I believe that Mr. Smith was also influenced by Mr. Franklin as well. There are painting of both of them along with other smoking pipes and socializing. I don't believe the pipes were filled with tobacco either. www.YouTube.com/skoob6969

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Yes, Adam Smith's book "The Wealth of Nations" greatly influenced Benjamin Franklin. Franklin was an avid reader and supporter of Smith's ideas on free trade and the benefits of a market economy. Franklin even corresponded with Smith and expressed his admiration for his work.

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