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Benjamin Franklin to William B. Franklin, April 20, 1771
London, April 20. 1771 Dear Son, It is long since I have heard from you. The last Packet brought me no Letter, and there are two Packets now due. It…
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Benjamin Franklin to Jeremiah Meyer, November 1, 1762
[Before April 20, 1771 2 ] Dr. Franklin presents his Compliments to Mr. Meyer, and prays him not to detain any longer the Picture from which he was to make…
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Joseph Priestley to Benjamin Franklin, April 19, 1771
Leeds, 19 Apr. 1771 Dear Sir I am glad that you have received your Comm Bonon . safe. 4 I thank you for the use of them, and think myself…
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Noble Wimberly Jones to Benjamin Franklin, March 7, 1771
Preceding From Franklin to Jones [5 March 1771] Next From Franklin to Jones [3 July 1771] All All correspondence between Franklin and Jones
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Benjamin Franklin to Jonathan Sr Williams, March 5, 1771
London, March 5. 1771 Loving Cousin, I suppose Jonathan has told you that the Lottery is drawn, and your two new Tickets had the same Success as the former, viz.…
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Benjamin Franklin to Grace Williams, March 5, 1771
London, 5 March, 1771. Dear Cousin, I received your kind letter by your sons. 2 They are, I assure you, exceeding welcome to me; and they behave with so much…
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Benjamin Franklin to Noble Wimberly Jones, March 5, 1771
London, March 5. 1771 Sir, I duly received your several Favours of Oct. 9. and December 13. inclosing Bills of Exchange, viz. which are paid and carried to the Credit…
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Noble Wimberly Jones to Benjamin Franklin, March 4, 1771
Savannah 4 March 1771. Revered Sir I take this oportunity to acquaint you that on the 22d. of last month our Assembly met with the same fate of that in…
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Theodorus Swaine Drage to Benjamin Franklin, March 2, 1771
March 2d. 1771 Dear Sir It is not from a want of a sense of the pleasure and Honour I have had in your long acquaintance and Friendship that I…
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Katherine French to Benjamin Franklin, March 1, 1771
Friday 1st. March. [1771] My dear Sir I return you my Thanks for the unquestionable proof you have given of your approbation, of the Work I sent you. I made…