Jonathan Shipley to Benjamin Franklin, March 20, 1775
[On or after March 20, 1775?] [ First page or pages missing. ] Perhaps the Blunders and the Knavery of the Ministry which We are taught to call the Wisdom…
[On or after March 20, 1775?] [ First page or pages missing. ] Perhaps the Blunders and the Knavery of the Ministry which We are taught to call the Wisdom…
[On or before March 20, 1775 4 ] Mrs. Stevenson is requested To deliver the broad Copper Plate at the Head of the Garret Stairs to Mr. Pownall; with one…
½ past 10 [March 19, 1775 6 ] Dear Dr. Be kind enough to take the charge of the inclosed and convey them at thy leisure. [ Deleted ] is…
A Paris ce 19 mars 1775 Monsieur et cher Maitre Votre derniere lettre m’ayant eté remise par Mr. Williams m’a fait un plaisir singulier. L’avantage qu’il a de vous appartenir…
Cravenstreet Mar. 19. 1775 Dear Sir, I leave Directions with Mrs. Stevenson to deliver you all the Massachusetts Papers, when you please to call for them. I am sorry that…
London 18th: 3d: Mo: 1775. By the public papers thou wilt learn what is generally known, and thereby in some Measure, be able to judge of the Complexion of Men…
Cravenstreet March 18. 75. Dr. Franklin presents his Compliments to Mr. Todd, and sends the above Extracts of Letters from Mr. Foxcroft 5 to show what reason Dr. F. had…
London, February 26, 1775. Dear Sir, I received, and perused with great pleasure, the letter you honoured me with, by your amiable and valuable son. I thank you for introducing…
London, Feb. 26. 1775 Dear Sister, I hope you continue well, as I do, Thanks to God. Be of good Courage. Bad Weather does not last always in any Country.…
Feb. 26. [1775] Dr. Franklin presents his Compliments to Mr. Hartley, and sends the Pennsylvania Votes for 3 successive Years, wherein he will find the Form and Manner of Requisitions…