Y.C. [Yale College] Mar. 12. 1755 Sir This accompanies your Letters and Manuscript, 2 which I have perused with very great Pleasure and Admiration. Please to accept my grateful Acknowledgments…
Philada. March 11. 1755 Sir Mrs. Franklin is confident that she sent 20 Reams of the Paper I order’d for you, but has no Bill of Lading for it, and…
du 10 mars 1755 Monsieur, J’etois a paris en 1752 lorsque Les experiences sur lelectricité que vous aviez communiqué a Mr. Collinson parurent traduite en nôtre langue. 3 Je fus…
Philada. March 4. 1755 Dear Katy, Your kind Letter of January 20. 5 is but just come to hand, and I take this first Opportunity of acknowledging the Favour. It…
Philada. March 1. 1755. Sir I am but just returned from a long Journey, after near 6 Months Absence, and find your Favour of Sept. 29. 7 by which I…
Boston, February 3d: 1755 Dear Sir, When you was in Boston I thought you a wise man; that you had some knowledge of humane Nature and Politicks, as well as…
Boston, January 27, 1755 Sir, Your collection of philosophical papers 1 I have perused with a great deal of pleasure. I take notice that several letters of mine to you…
Virginia, Jan. 17, 1755 My dear Mr. F[ranklin], I hope that this will find you safely arrived at Philadelphia, from your northward expedition, and ready to come further southwards. 5…
[1754?] Dear Sir According to your request &c. of all the Schems for uniteing the Strenth of the Colonies which have hitherto appeared, no one in my humble opinion, seems…
New [Brunswick, c. 1754?] 8 Sir: Begg the favour you’d forward the Incloseds, 9 in which you’ll much oblige Sir your most humble Servant Peter Kemble