Paris le 18. Decembre 1777. La Douairiere du Duc de Deux ponts demande à Monsieur le docteur franclin son appui pour faire passer un de ses neveux en Amérique et…
Mardis 10 Mars 1778 Ma fievre est passée mon cher Monsieur franklin et je crois que si je l’avois encor, j’en aurois êtes guerie par le plaisir que votre charmante…
Le 10 May 1778 forbach par saarlouis Me voila enfin dans ma chaumiere mon cher Monsieur franklin, ou il y a un siecle que je fait le projet d’avoir L’honeur…
Marianne Camasse, comtesse de Forbach Deux-Ponts, expresses regret to Benjamin Franklin for being unable to host him for tea due to her social engagements. She requests a day the following week for Franklin to join her, the prince de Deux-Ponts, and French Americans for dinner. The comtesse also sends warm regards from her intimate secretary to Franklin and his grandson.
Marianne Camasse, comtesse de Forbach, writes to Benjamin Franklin requesting the return of documents she previously entrusted to him and asks him to keep their contents confidential. She mentions her recent visit to Versailles and anticipates the arrival of her eldest son in early June, expressing her joy. She also inquires if Franklin will dine at home during the week so she might visit him.
Marianne Camasse, comtesse de Forbach Deux-Ponts, writes to Benjamin Franklin requesting permission for her two French-American acquaintances, including the Comte de Fersen, to visit Franklin for dinner on Thursday or Friday before they return to Versailles on Saturday. She expresses affection and eagerness to see Franklin and hopes he will grant this favor.