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Amelia Evans to Benjamin Franklin, May 23, 1769
Tunis 23d May 1769 Dear Sir, Your two very obliging favors by Mr. Stuart (who arrived a few weeks ago) I have received, and most sincerely thank you for the…
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John Bartram to Benjamin Franklin, April 10, 1769
April the 10th 1769 My much Respected ould and Constant Friend I received with great pleasure my dear friends letter of January the 9th 1769 and am much obliged to…
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Richard Price to Benjamin Franklin, April 3, 1769
Newington-Green, April 3, 1769. Dear Sir, I beg leave to submit to your perusal the following observations. If you think them of any importance, I shall be obliged to you…
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Benjamin Franklin to Noble Wimberly Jones, April 3, 1769
London April 3d [-21] 1769 Sir I received duely your favour of December 24th with the Address of your Commons House of Assembly to the King. 6 I directly waited…
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James Parker to Benjamin Franklin, March 29, 1769
N York, March 29. 1769 Honoured Sir This Day yours of the 22d December and 4th January via Philadelphia, came to Hand. And tho’ I had determined not to trouble…
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Benjamin Franklin to Daniel Burton, March 26, 1769
Craven street, March 26. 1769. Reverend Sir At the Request of the Bearer Mr. Drage I beg Leave to inform you, that I have known him well for these Sixteen…
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Benjamin Franklin to Joseph Galloway, March 21, 1769
London, March 21. 1769 Dear Sir Inclos’d is a Bill of Lading for the Telescope; I hope it will get safe to hand, and give Satisfaction. 7 I have not…
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Benjamin Franklin to Joseph Galloway, March 9, 1769
London March 9. 1769 Dear Sir I wrote a few Lines to you per Packet, in which I mention’d that at a late Meeting of the Agents they had agreed…
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James Parker to Benjamin Franklin, March 4, 1769
[March 4, 1769. Repeats the substance of his letters of February 17 and March 1, printed above. Adds that he has received another bill of exchange from Postmaster Hubbart for…
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William B. Franklin to Benjamin Franklin, March 2, 1769
Burlington March 2d. 1769 Honored Father, The Mail which [left?] England in December is arriv’d, but I have not [heard?] from you, nor had I one by the November Mail.…