Amelia Barry to Benjamin Franklin, July 25, 1777
Tunis 25th July 1777 I did myself the honor of writing to you my ever-revered Friend, the 25th. Feb. and 3 inst. but as I am doubtful of their having…
Tunis 25th July 1777 I did myself the honor of writing to you my ever-revered Friend, the 25th. Feb. and 3 inst. but as I am doubtful of their having…
Paris July 25th: 1777 Sir Your Letter of the 18th: We received, 9 as We gave Our Orders generally to Com: Wickes, we omitted writing in particular to You. We…
A paris Le 24 Juillet 1777 Monsieur J’ay receu ces jours Derniers Lettre d’un amy avec un sertificat cy-inclus de Monsr. de Torinne. J’ausse me flater Monsr. que L’amy ne…
Nantes July 24. 1777. Gentlemen I have bought the Duc de Chartres for 70,000 l.t. payable at 4, 5 and 6 months but I was obliged to Submit to a…
Nantes July 24th. 1777. Gentlemen I wrote Mr. Deane a short letter the 15th. Instant, and have since received yours of the 19th. If you desire an entire copy of…
Nantes July 22 1777. Gentlemen I am favourd with yours of the 19th Inst. and in Consequence have told Capt. Thompson that I should Take his paper. As to the…
Passy, July 22. 1777. Sir The Bearer M. le Chevr. de Ꝃninon 5 who is desirous of going to America, is well recommended to me as a Person of Character…
[July 22, 1777] I am Sorry my Dear friend to have given You So much trouble to read the name of the Gentleman; his name is Le chevalier de Ꝃninon…
Genoa 21 July 1777. Sir I crave your indulgence for the freedom I take in adressing myself to you but as you have given so many repeated proofs by your…
Paris 21st: July 1777 Sir Capt. Wicks when he left France on his last Cruise was ordered not to return if he could possibly avoid it, but to intercept some…