Thomas Digges to Benjamin Franklin, May 31, 1779
Londn. May 31.[–June 1] 1779 Dr. Sir I have wrote You from time to time since I had the pleasure of seeing You, about a matter we conversd upon, and…
Londn. May 31.[–June 1] 1779 Dr. Sir I have wrote You from time to time since I had the pleasure of seeing You, about a matter we conversd upon, and…
May 31. 79. When at Bt.— 6 acquaint the People that have a mind to remove to America, that they may do it with great Safety to themselves & Effects.—…
Kensington May 30. 79 My dear Sir I left Cheam yesterday morning, my mother and children all well. My mother received your letter the day before, inclosed in one from…
London May 25 1779 My Dear friend I was in hopes to have had something material to have communicated to you before this but I presume that matters of so…
Hotel de Modene Tuesday 10 a Clock [May 25, 1779] Sir I much regret that I had not the pleasure of meeting your Excellency at Home on my first visit…
Passy May 25. 1779 Received of his Excellency B. Franklin Esqr Two Louis d’ors, to assist me in returning to America which I promise to repay to the honble. President…
25.th. May. [1779] 3 Dr. Sir On the business of the purchase which I have wrote you about by every post save the last for four or five back, I…
a Paris le 25. May 1779 Monsieur Je suis bien honteux d’etre obligé de vous faire connoitre toutte l’etendue de mon etourderie je ne me suis appercu de la meprise,…
Passy, May 25, 1779 I received by General Verdiere a few Days since the very obliging Letter my dear and amiable Friend did me the honour of writing to me…
Rotterdam 24 May 1779 . Monsieúr! Nous nous empressons à vous acheminer un paquet que nous avons reçu aujourdhui pour vos Graces par un navire arrivé de St. Eustache, nous…