Letter
James Moylan to Benjamin Franklin, June 8, 1782
L’Orient 8th. June 1782
Honord Sir
Mr. Henry Mitchell 5 of Boston who arrived here in the ship Alexander from Virginia, thinks it necessary to have a Letter of introduction to your Excellency, and notwithstanding I am convincd that an American Subject do’s not stand in need of any to your Excellency, yet to gratify Mr. Mitchells desire I have freely consented to recommend him to your civilities. He is a very particular friend & nearly connected with Mr. Thomas Barclay, who, as well as myself will acknowlege any obligation this introduction may lay us under to your Excellency. I have the Honor to be with the utmost respect Hond. Sir Your most hl st
James Moylan
His Excellency B. Franklin Esqr. Passÿ
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Founders Online u2014 Papers of Benjamin Franklin
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