Benjamin Franklin to Robert R Livingston, January 28, 1782
Passy, Jan. 28. 1782. Sir I received at the same time your several Letters of Oct. 20, 24 & Novr 26. which I purpose to answer fully by the return…
Passy, Jan. 28. 1782. Sir I received at the same time your several Letters of Oct. 20, 24 & Novr 26. which I purpose to answer fully by the return…
Passy Le 28. Janr. 1782 Mr. Franklin a l’honneur de remercier Monsieur le Marquis de Castries de l’Avis qu’il a bien voulu lui donner du Depart prochain d’un Batiment pour…
[before January 28, 1782] 3 Monsieur D’après L’honneur de La votre du 29. Passé, 4 j’ay adressé à un ami à Lyon Pour vous faire Parvenir par quelque occasion ou…
Paris le 27. Janvier 1782 Monsieur Monsieur Dubois de cette ville ayant quelque chose d’intéressant à vous communiquer, et m’ayant demandé un petit mot d’introduction auprès de vous, Monsieur; je…
Philadelphia 26 Jany 1782 Dear Sir I do myself the honor to enclose you a convention for the Establishment of Consuls, Which has just passed Congress— You will find that…
L’orient 26th. Jany. 1782 Sir I did myself the Honor of writing to your Excellency three weeks since 2 inclosing a Letter from Mr. Jay, to which I have yet…
Passy, Jan. 26. 1782. Sir, I have hitherto omitted sending you the Passport you desired because I would not find any Trace or Memory of such a Practice among our…
L’Orient, January 25, 1782— Honord Sir, I have the Pleasure as well as honor of writing you a few lines again.— I took this liberty before the Ship Sailed last…
Geneva 25th Jany 1782 Honor’d Sir A Thousand Thanks for your very Obliging Letter of 22d. Novr. 7 which I never Received till this Day which has punish’d me Sufficiently…
Passy, Jan. 21. 1782. Gentlemen, I have just received the Letter you did me the Honour of writing to me the 9th. Instant. 6 I am much obliged to you…