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Benjamin Franklin to —— Rinquin, February 9, 1780
Passy, feb. 9. 1780. Sir I received the Letters you did me the honour of writing to me the 21st. of January and The 2d. of this Instant; with The…
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Benjamin Franklin to Patrick Dowlin, February 9, 1780
Passy, feb. 9. 1780. Sir, I received yours of the 27th. past, I congratulate you on the success you have had against our Enemies of which I had the pleasure…
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Benjamin Franklin to Thomas Digges, February 9, 1780
Passy, feb. 9. 1780. Dear Sir I have just received yours by Capt. Belt I shall Comply with his request as he is recommended by you. 5 I have written…
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D’Acosta frères & Cie Penet to Benjamin Franklin, February 8, 1780
Nantes Feby. the 8th. 1780 Sir, May it please your Excellency, as we are ready to expedite to North America a vessel call’d the Kensington, to accept our services you…
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Charles-Guillaume-Frédéric Dumas to Benjamin Franklin, February 8, 1780
the Hague febr. 8th. 1780 Honoured & dear Sir Herewith I send you the remedy I promised in my last. 6 Somebody writes to me what follows “Un Capitaine arrivé…
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John Taylor to Benjamin Franklin, February 2, 1780
Circus Bath 2nd. Febry. 1780 Dear Sir I find myself under very great difficulty how to address you on a matter of private concern, when your time is so much…
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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…
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Benjamin Franklin to Thomas Digges, February 2, 1780
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…
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Jonathan Jr Williams to Benjamin Franklin, February 1, 1780
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…
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George Scott to Benjamin Franklin, February 1, 1780
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…