Letter

Jonathan Trumbull to Benjamin Franklin, December 12, 1778

Lebanon 12th: Decemr: 1778.

Sir.

I Beg leave to Introduce to your particular Notice, The Gentleman who will present you this.—Colo: Dircks from Holland.—In his favour I need say no more to you, than that He has serv’d with reputation & Honor, in the Defence of our Country;—And has now leave of Absence to settle his Affairs, and return.— 8

My Letter by him to Mr: Vn: D: Capellan is left open, for your Inspection. 9 I am, Sir. With the sincerest Esteem & Respect. Your most Hble: Servant.

Jonth: Trumbull

His Excelly B: Franklin Esqr:

Sources
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