Benjamin Franklin to Cadwallader Colden, July 21, 1754
New York July 21. 1754 Dear Sir, I wrote a Line to you from your Landing, promising to send you a Copy of the Plan of Union, which I now…
New York July 21. 1754 Dear Sir, I wrote a Line to you from your Landing, promising to send you a Copy of the Plan of Union, which I now…
From your Landing, Sunday Evening July 14. 1754 8 Dear Sir I am very sorry that our unexpected long Stay at Albany prevents my having the Pleasure of seeing you…
Kingston 29 June 1754 Gentlemen Since my Last to you 4 I received your Favour 5 advising of not receiving my paper 6 which I assure Is not oweing to…
Kingston 23rd. June 1754 Sir In my Last of the 12th Ultimo 7 I made proposal for Dealing with you for paper which if Convenient should be glad you would…
Coldenghame June 20th 1754 Sir I inclose the papers which I received from Mr. Alexander to be conveyed to you by the first opportunity to Albany. 5 You will find…
Charles-Town, So. Carolina, June 14. 1754 Dear Sir Your Favour of the 23th of April, 2 by Capt. Robeson, 3 has been received. Perhaps if you had been by when…
New York May [June] 9th 1754 6 Dear Sir I communicated yours of May 16th and 28th 7 and my Answers to Mr. Pownal 8 Mr. Peeters and Mr. Franklin.…
N York June 8. 1754 Mr. Alexander is requested to peruse these Hints, and make such remarks in correcting or Improving the Scheme, and send the Paper with such remarks…
Philada. May 30. 1754 Sir, Mr. Peters has communicated to me a Paragraph of your Letter of Feby. 1. relating to a Plan desired by Sir Everard Fawkener, 4 for…
Philada. May 29. 1754 Gentlemen, The very great Honour you have done me, in adjudging me your Medal for 1753, 3 demands my grateful Acknowledgements, which I beg you would…