Martin, Jr Howard to Benjamin Franklin, November 16, 1764
Newport Rhode Island, 16 Nov: 1764 Sir I learnt a few Days ago by the Pennsylvania Gazette that you was speedily to go for England, 2 and being Uncertain Whether…
Newport Rhode Island, 16 Nov: 1764 Sir I learnt a few Days ago by the Pennsylvania Gazette that you was speedily to go for England, 2 and being Uncertain Whether…
Philad[elphia, November 13, 1764] 8 Much Esteem’d Friend Benjamin Franklin Thy very kind Letter of the 9th. Instant 9 I [had the pleasure] of receiving yesterday the Contents whereof afforded…
Boston Novr. 12. 1764 Sir I observe by the last Papers that your Assembly have again appointed you one of their Agents in Great Britain: 8 which without doubt, is…
Cape Henlopen, Nov. 9. 1764 2 aClock P M. Dear Sir We are just putting to Sea, with a Wind fine and fair as can blow. My Love to my…
Reedy Island 6 Nov. 8. 1764 7 at Night. My dear Sally, We got down here just at Sunset, having taken in more live Stock at Newcastle with some other…
Philada. Nov. 7. 1764 Dear Sir The new Assembly at their first Sitting approv’d and resolv’d to prosecute the Measures of the last, relative to the Change of Government; 9…
November the 6. 1764 Benjamin Humphreys Recevd the above in full
Philadelphia Novr. 6. 1764 Sir Col. Bouquet marched from Pittsburgh the 4th of October, 5 with 1500 Men, down the Ohio, to attack the Shawana Towns; the Peace made by…
Boston Novr: 5th: 1764 Worthy Sir I had not deferrd doing myself the Pleasure of writing you for some time past on the Subject I mentiond to you when here,…
Philadelphia, Novemr: 5th: 1764. Esteemed Friend My Brethren Israel and Gabriel Eckerling were taken by the French and Indians from the Aligany Mountains in the Month of August 1757 and…