Benjamin Franklin to Joseph Matthias Gérard de Rayneval (Reyneval), March 22, 1782
Passy, March 22. 1782 Sir, With this I have the honour of sending you all the Letters I have received from or written to England on the Subject of Peace.…
Passy, March 22. 1782 Sir, With this I have the honour of sending you all the Letters I have received from or written to England on the Subject of Peace.…
Amsterdam the 21st March 1782 Honnourable Sir! We are honnoured with your Excellency’s much respected favour of 11th Instt. 7 and well observe the Contents, for which please to accept…
Calais 21st. March 82. Sir, Although I cannot boast the happiness of being personally known to you, yet I flatter myself that my name as formerly conductor of the Public…
London, March 21, 1782. My Dear Friend, You will have heard before this can reach you, that Lord North declared yesterday in the House of Commons that his Majesty intended…
Thursday Evn: [March 21, 1782] 4 Hotel de Chartres. Lord Cholmondeley’s compliments to Dr. Franklin, he sets out for London tomorrow Evening, and Shou’d be glad to see him for…
Mill Prison March 20th. 1782 Honored sir I Wrote you the thirteenth of Feby. last 8 by Capt. J. Foster Williams, wherein I informed you of my situation being taken…
[March 20, 1782] Plaidoyer POUR Madame Brillon de Jouy francaise native de Paris, demeurant ordinairement à Passy de present à Nice Contre Monsieur Benjamin Franklin americain né à Boston ci…
Bordeaux 20 March 1782 Sir Within this month past have arrived from Ireland upwards of Thirty Captains Officers and Seamen who by bribing the Centeries or out the Hospitals have…
Nantes March 19. 1782 Dear & hond sir. I inclose you an Accot of what I have paid to the Custom House for Duty, on Public Goods amounting to £5271..…
Hatherlowe March 18th. 1782 Most Excellent sir I Arrived at my own house on the 15th. of January past and laid the answer you thought proper to return, before the…