Benjamin Franklin to Sarah Franklin Bache, January 29, 1772
London, Jan. 29. 1772 Dear Sally I received your agreable Letters of Oct. 11. and Nov. 5. I met with Mr. Bache at Preston, where I staid two or three…
London, Jan. 29. 1772 Dear Sally I received your agreable Letters of Oct. 11. and Nov. 5. I met with Mr. Bache at Preston, where I staid two or three…
London, Jan. 28 1772 Dear Sir, I received your very kind Letter of the 15th. together with the Turkey, which prov’d exceeding fine. We regal’d a Number of our Friends…
London, Jan. 28. 1772 My dear Child, I have written several short Letters to you lately just to let you know of my Welfare, and promising to write more fully…
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Edinb 23d Janry 1772 Sir I was honoured with yours of the 11th in Course of Post But defered acknowledging the Receipt of it till the box of plants arrived—which…
[January 13?, 1772 8 ] [ First part missing :] I Send you a Copy of the Receipt, hoping that you may be a means of introducing so valuable a…
London Jan. 13. 1772 Dear Cousin, I received your kind Letter of Nov. 8. and rejoice to hear of the continued Welfare of you and your good Wife and four…
London, Jany. 13. 1772 Sir, I am now return’d again to London from a Journey of some Months in Ireland and Scotland. Though my Constitution, and too great Confinement to…
London, Jan. 13. 1772 Dear Sir, I have now before me your several Favours of July 10, Aug. 23, and Nov. 5. 3 A long Journey I took in the…
London, Jany. 13. 1772 Dear Sir, I should very readily have recommended your Son to the Care of my Friend Priestly, if he had continued to superintend the Academy at…