Benjamin Franklin to George Washington, June 11, 1777
Paris, June 11. 1777. Sir, I do every thing in my Power to discourage foreign Officers from going over to enter into our Service, knowing well how difficult it is…
Paris, June 11. 1777. Sir, I do every thing in my Power to discourage foreign Officers from going over to enter into our Service, knowing well how difficult it is…
Paris 10e. juin 1777. Mon cher Maitre Si vous approuvez le modele que vous a presenté Mr. Coder, comme je suis disposé à le croire, je dois vous prevenir qu’il…
Nantes June 10 1777. Gentlemen The Intention of this is to ask your Interest in favour of a poor american Sailor who I am afraid will otherwise be executed for…
St. Malo June 6th. 1777. Sir I hope you’l Excuse my Presumtion In thus Addressing you, as, It is not only In Order to Acquaint you of my Misfortune, by…
London June 6th. 1777 You will I hope in some degree pardon the Liberty I have taken, of interrupting you at this time, when You are informd the reason of…
[June 6, 1777 5 ] Madam, It would be a Pleasure to me if I could in this Instance show the Regard I have for your Recommendation. 6 My Answer…
Passy, June 6. 1777. Sir, The Persons acting in France for the United States of America, had Orders from the Congress to procure and send over 4 experienc’d Engineers and…
Baltimore June 5. 1777 in the Evening Sir Capt. Thos. Moore Master of the Schooner Duke de Chosiel is just about sailing, so that I have only time to inclose…
Nantes June 5. 1777. Honorable Gentlemen The Books upon Cavalry did not arrive till to day, they were therefore too late for the Mere Bobie. I shall now put them…
Paris friday morning [after June 3, 1777]. Mrs. D’honne has the honour of presenting her compliments to Mr. Franklin and of Sending him 2 vol. of the history of America…