Benjamin Franklin to David Hartley, February 2, 1780
Passy, feb. 2. 1780. Dear friend, It is some time since I procured the Discharge of your Capt. Stephenson. He did not call here in his Way home. I hope…
Passy, feb. 2. 1780. Dear friend, It is some time since I procured the Discharge of your Capt. Stephenson. He did not call here in his Way home. I hope…
Passy, Feb. 2. 1780. Dear Sir, I received duly your favours of Jany. 9. 10. & 11. I gave Orders immediately for the Acceptance and Payment of the Bill you…
Nantes Feb 1. 1780. Dear & honoured Sir. The last Post from Bordeaux brought me my Letters from america brought by Mr Adams and among them I recvd one for…
Paris the 1st. February 1780 Sir My Servant went yesterday to Versailles about a passport. The Count de Vergennes received him very politely, said he could not get ready to…
Dunkirk February 1st. 1780 Honoured Sir Pursuant to an Order given by you, to Mr. Jones, in consequence of a Letter I presumed to write you, I entered On board…
LaHaie 1er. Fevr. au matin 1780 Monsieur De retour ici Vendredi au soir, je fus tout de suite chez notre ami, qui me confirma ce qu’on disoit généralement à Amsterdam,…
Morlaix 31st. January 1780. We did our Selves the honnour to Write to your Excellency, The 12th. Instant, to the contents whereof we beg Leave to Refferr. This Serves Chiefly…
31 Janr: [1780] Hotel de Saxe Rue Colombier Mr. Allaires respectfull Compl: to Dr. Franklin has sent him Edens Letters to Carlile. 8 Begs his Acceptance of a Bottle of…
Dunkirk the 29th. of January 1780 Hounoured Sir I am happy in Informing your Excellency that my heath being perfectly restablished, my Good friend Mr. John Torris has fulfilled his…
Bordeaux 29th Jany 1780 Sir Mr. Adams left Bayonne the 25th he makes only short Stages and will not arrive here before to morrow. 3 The Confederacy is certainly foundered…