Benjamin Franklin to Samuel Noble, February 14, 1774
London, Feb. 14. 1774 Sir, The Bearer, William Brown, being bred to the Tanning Business, is desirous of trying his Fortune in America. He is well recommended to me as…
London, Feb. 14. 1774 Sir, The Bearer, William Brown, being bred to the Tanning Business, is desirous of trying his Fortune in America. He is well recommended to me as…
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Hampton Janry 5 [1774? 9 ] Dear Sir I cannot refrain from taking up my pen to thank you warmly for your kind compliance with my requests and still kinder…
Burlington Janry. 5th. 1774 Honoured Father, I Yesterday sent down to Philadelphia two Half Barrels of choice Pork, and a Keg of dryed Apples, to be sent to you in…
Genl. Post Office, New York 5th. Jany. 1774. Dear Sir, Inclosed is John Stute’s[?] Bill of Exchange, on Bogle, Somerville & Company, Glasgow, for £31 4 s. 2½ d. Sterling…
London, Jan. 5. 1774 Dear Friend, I received your Favours of Oct. 29 and 31, inclosing the Votes, for which I thank you. I am much obliged to the Assembly…
London, Jan. 5, 1774. Dear Son, I received yours of October 29, and November 2. Your December packet is not yet arrived. No insinuations of the kind you mention, concerning…
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Monday evening [December, 1773? 6 ] Dr. Pringle’s Compliments to Dr. Franklin and if he is to be at home this evening and at leisure Dr. P. will wait upon…
[December 31, 1773] I concur perfectly with you in the Sentiments expressed in your last. 7 No considerate Person, I should think, can approve of desperate Remedies, except in desperate…