Guy Claude, Comte de Sarsfield to Benjamin Franklin, January 25, 1777
[Before May 26, 1777.] Sir I have made an alteration in the plan of the Spanish reading which I proposed to you the last time I had the honour to…
[Before May 26, 1777.] Sir I have made an alteration in the plan of the Spanish reading which I proposed to you the last time I had the honour to…
friday 7th 9br 1777 Count Sarsfield is very unhappy in having failed to find mr. franklin at home So much the more that he is near Going to the country…
friday [November 4 ] 28h 1777 Count Sarsfield’s compliments to mr. franklin and has the honour to inform him that, as he Seemed to like better, the dinner with mrs.…
rue pot de fer May the 7th 1778 Sir The Bearer is a Surgeon whom I take the liberty of recommanding to you. He wishes very much to settle in…
Rue pot de fer 4 fer 1779 7 Je crains, Monsieur, que vous n’ayez pas recu mon dernier Billet 8 par lequel Je vous priois de me renvoyer les vers…
mercredi 23 Juin [1779] 4 M De sarsfield Envoie Savoir des Nouvelles de Monsieur franklin et le prier de lui faire Lhonneur de diner demain chez lui avec Made la…
hotel de Sarsfield [ , Start insertion, ante 6 May 1780 , End, ] Dear sir Not for your Sake but for mine I make use of the english language…
Paris le 9 < , Start deletion, Jan , End, > fevrier 1781 Je vous ai, Monsieur, une obligation infinie de m’avoir procuré la connoissance de Monsieur Searle. 1 Je…
I have an infinite obligation to you, sir, for providing my introduction to Mr. Searle. 1 I have hardly been able to profit from it since I have only had…
Guy Claude, Comte de Sarsfield, requests Benjamin Franklin to send letters of recommendation for Jacques-Jean-Patient Mazurié, who plans to establish a commercial house in Philadelphia. He also apologizes for a previous indiscretion regarding a medal for Franklin's academy and informs him that French naval officers involved in the Chesapeake Bay campaign intend to request medals, offering to intervene if Franklin prefers.
Count Guy Claude de Sarsfield writes to Benjamin Franklin requesting a collection of small items Franklin had previously promised but forgotten to send. Sarsfield expresses impatience due to his imminent departure for The Hague. He reaffirms his sincere and devoted attachment to Franklin.
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