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Benjamin Franklin to Arthur Lee, March 19, 1775
Cravenstreet Mar. 19. 1775 Dear Sir, I leave Directions with Mrs. Stevenson to deliver you all the Massachusetts Papers, when you please to call for them. I am sorry that…
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David Junior Barclay to James Pemberton, March 18, 1775
London 18th: 3d: Mo: 1775. By the public papers thou wilt learn what is generally known, and thereby in some Measure, be able to judge of the Complexion of Men…
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Benjamin Franklin to Anthony Todd, March 18, 1775
Cravenstreet March 18. 75. Dr. Franklin presents his Compliments to Mr. Todd, and sends the above Extracts of Letters from Mr. Foxcroft 5 to show what reason Dr. F. had…
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Benjamin Franklin to Josiah, Sr Quincy, February 26, 1775
London, February 26, 1775. Dear Sir, I received, and perused with great pleasure, the letter you honoured me with, by your amiable and valuable son. I thank you for introducing…
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Benjamin Franklin to Jane Mecom, February 26, 1775
London, Feb. 26. 1775 Dear Sister, I hope you continue well, as I do, Thanks to God. Be of good Courage. Bad Weather does not last always in any Country.…
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Benjamin Franklin to David Hartley, February 26, 1775
Feb. 26. [1775] Dr. Franklin presents his Compliments to Mr. Hartley, and sends the Pennsylvania Votes for 3 successive Years, wherein he will find the Form and Manner of Requisitions…
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Benjamin Franklin to Joseph Galloway, February 25, 1775
London, Feb. 25. 1775 Dear Friend, In my last per Falconer, I mention’d to you my showing your Plan of Union to Lords Chatham and Camden. 7 I now hear…
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Benjamin Franklin to James Bowdoin, February 25, 1775
London Feb 25. 1775 Dear Sir I received your kind Letter of Sept. 6 by Mr. Quincy. I thought it might be of use to publish a Part of it,…
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John Kent to Benjamin Franklin, February 22, 1775
from Mr. Cadells, 7 Strand, February 22d. 1775. Sir, When compliments on your superior merit, as a Philosopher, are so strictly just as not to exceed the limits of honest…
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Nathaniel Falconer to Benjamin Franklin, February 20, 1775
portsmouth Febuarey the 20 1775 Dear Sir This will inform you of my being detaind hear by Contrarey winds. I have been two Days out but obliged to put back.…