Benjamin Franklin to Thomas Digges, November 7, 1780
Nov. 7. 1780. Dear Sir, I have received several Letters from you lately which I have been unable to answer, a severe Fit of the Gout having confined me to…
Nov. 7. 1780. Dear Sir, I have received several Letters from you lately which I have been unable to answer, a severe Fit of the Gout having confined me to…
Passy, Nov. 7. 1780. Sir, I understand that Mr. Laurens an American Gentleman for whom I have a great Esteem, is a Prisoner in the Tower, and that his Health…
Passy 6 Nov. 1780. Dear Sir My Grand father has been for a long time past laid up with the Gout, and is so still. He directs me to inform…
coüeron près nantes en Bretagne le 6 9bre 1780. Monseigneur Le choix merité que la Republique des provinces unies de l’Amerique Septentrionale a fait de Votre Excellence pour la Representer…
Amsterdam Novr. 4th 1780. Sir, Mr. De Neufville, this morning brought to me a number of Bills of Exchange, drawn upon Mr. Laurens, in the Month of July, amounting to…
Done in Forton Prison, Novemr. 3th. 1780 We the Subscribers American Officers Now Laying in Forton Prison, do Certify that Mr. Joseph Lunier, Was taken A passanger on Board, of…
Nov 3 1780 Dr. Sir I hope e’er this that the picture of your valuable friend, has reachd you. I have been very uneasy abot. it & wrote to Mr…
Treasury Office November 3d. 1780 Sir. The Board do themselves the honor to transmit enclosed sundry orders respecting bills of Exchange together with the resolutions authorising them to be drawn,…
Passy, le 3. Nov. 1780. Monsieur, Je suis très reconnoissant de la permission que vous vous étes donné la peine de me procurer de la ferme Generale et je vous…
Amsterdam 2 Nov: 1780 Honourd sir! May this find Your Excellency in a better state of health, then we observed by the reception of her last favour, 2 she had…