Marie-Elisabeth Fournier to Benjamin Franklin, October 30, 1780
de paris ce 30 8bre 1780 Monsieur Connoissant votre bon Coeur toujours disposé à obligér et mon mari et moy nous trouvans forcés de Chercher à nous procurer quelque dedomagement…
de paris ce 30 8bre 1780 Monsieur Connoissant votre bon Coeur toujours disposé à obligér et mon mari et moy nous trouvans forcés de Chercher à nous procurer quelque dedomagement…
L’Orient 30th October 1780 Sir I wrote you the 2d Inst. again troubled you with a few lines. I acquaint you that I have been unfortunate enough to loose my…
Philadelphia Octr. 30th. 1780. Dear & Hond. Sir I still remain without any Letters from you; Our Kinsman Mr. Williams wrote me some time ago, that your Letters were put…
Passy 30. Oct. 1780. Sir, Tho’ late, it is with great Pleasure that I congratulate your Excellency, on the high and most important Office in which the discerning Eye of…
St. Malo ce 29. 8bre. 1780. Monsieur Etant privés de reponse a la lettre que nous avons eu l’honneur de vous ecrire le 14 de ce mois, 9 la presente…
Boston 27th. Octobr 1780 Sir, I Beg Leave to Approach your Excellency with every sentiment of Esteem and Respect, and to Acquaint You with a very extraordinary event having taken…
Passy 26. Oct. 1780. Gentlemen, I received duly your Favour of the 12th. Inst. & should have answer’d it sooner had not a very severe Access of the Gout obliged…
Pasy 25. Oct. 1780. Dear Jonathan, My Grandfather is laid up with the Gout & cannot write. He directs me to acknowledge the Receipt of your letter of the 17th.…
Amsterdam 25 Oct: 1780. Honourd Sir! With all reverence we take leave to lay again before Your Excellency; that we have not yett received the permission for the Acceptance of…
Philada. Octr. 25th. 1780 Dear Sir I take the liberty to introduce an Old acquaintance of mine to your Patronage & Protection whilst he may Stay in Paris which I…