Benjamin Franklin to William L. Jackson, June 28, 1781
Passy June 28th. 1781. Sir, Since my Acceptance of your Bills I have applied to the Ministers for more Money to discharge the other Engagements I enter’d into for Payment…
Passy June 28th. 1781. Sir, Since my Acceptance of your Bills I have applied to the Ministers for more Money to discharge the other Engagements I enter’d into for Payment…
Philadelphia June 20th. 1781. Dear & Hond: Sir I again acknowledge receipt of your Favors, per Captain Paul Jones, of the 16th. March, 3d & 27th June, 4h Octr. &…
Passy, June 20. 1781. Sir, I received with great Pleasure the News of your being safely arrived at Dunkirk. 4 Mrs. Conyngham is not yet come up to Paris. I…
Nantes June 19. 1781 Sir! Inclosed you have two Letters I received yesterday, addressed to your Excellency— By a letter from Captain John Manley I find that Captain Cunningham has…
Philadelphia June 19. 1781 Sir, You will receive herewith enclosed a Letter addressed to his most Christian Majesty, with a Copy of the same for your Information, 7 also a…
à Versailles le 17 Juin 1781 J’ai reçu, Monsieur, la lettre que vous m’avez fait l’honneur de m’écrire le 10 de ce mois. Je n’ai pris aucune part à l’emploi…
Passy, June 17. 1781 Sir, The Bearer, Mr. Beyerlé, goes to America with Views of settling himself in that Country. His Father is a man of Substance, and will assist…
Passy June 17. 1781. Sir, I enclose the Letters for M. Beyerlé. But as by the Note concerning him it seems he has Expectations of being employ’d in our Army,…
Dunkirk June 16th. 81 Sir. With pleasure I can informe you that Once More I have Obtained my Liberty After Many Difficulties, 9 Mrs. Conyngham being Arrived in france Some…
Philadelphia June 15. 1781 Sir The Committee of foreign Affairs lately wrote your Excellency on the Subject of my Son John Witherspoon who was Surgeon to the Letter of Marque…