Letter
Benjamin Franklin to Mr. —— Pomeroy, August 1, 1767
Cravenstreet Augt. 1. 67
Sir
I yesterday had the Pleasure of receiving the enclosed from Dr. Robertson, Principal of the University of Edinburgh, in answer to mine relating to Mr. Cooper, of which I send you a Copy. 9 I feel myself happy in having been any way instrumental in procuring an Honour so justly due to that Gentleman’s uncommon Merit. 1 As soon as I receive the Diploma, I shall hand it to you for Conveyance to Boston. I am, very respectfully, Sir, Your most obedient humble Servant
B Franklin
Mr. Pomeroy
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