Giambatista Beccaria to Benjamin Franklin, January 1, 1757
[1757] 8 Father Beccaria thanks Mr. Franklin for his kind Remembrance; should have had a most singular Pleasure in seeing him at Turin, which he had been made to hope…
[1757] 8 Father Beccaria thanks Mr. Franklin for his kind Remembrance; should have had a most singular Pleasure in seeing him at Turin, which he had been made to hope…
Mr. Seward to Mr. Adams No. 1483.] Department of State, Washington, July 24, 1865 Sir: With a view to such proceedings on your part as may tend to prevent any…
Mr. Adams to Mr. Seward No. 1019.] Legation of the United States, London, July 21, 1865. Sir: I have the honor to transmit herewith a resolution of condolence on the…
[Turin, December 24, 1757] John Baptist Beccaria [of the sacred schools, sends greetings] to Benjamin Franklin Esqr. the first in Electrical Knowledge &c. 1. Learned Sir, I am glad you…
Mr. Seward to Mr. Adams No. 1481.] Department of State, Washington, July 20, 1865. Sir: It appears from a despatch of the 5th instant, from the vice-consul of the United…
Dec. 21. 1757 5 Sir The following is what I can at present recollect, relating to the Effects of Electricity in Paralytic Cases, which have fallen under my Observation. Some…
London, December 13, 1757. Dear Madam, I will not write to you, for the future, as a stranger whom I never had the happiness of seeing, but as to one…
[Cravenstreet, Dec. 13. 1757] Dear Sir I have read your Manuscrit with some Attention. By the Arguments it contains against the Doctrine of a particular Providence, tho’ you allow a…
Mr. Adams to Mr. Seward No. 1017.] Legation of the United States, London, July 20, 1865. Sir: Acting under the directions contained in despatch from the department, No. 1456, of…
Craven Street, London Decr. 9, 1757 Dear Madam No Doubt you must be much surpriz’d at so many Vessels arriving at different Parts of America from England, without so much…