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Benjamin Franklin to Samuel Mather, July 7, 1773
London, July 7. 1773. Reverend Sir, By a Line of the 4th. past, I acknowledged the Receipt of your Favour of March 18. and sent you with it two Pamphlets.…
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Benjamin Franklin to Massachusetts House of Representatives, July 7, 1773
London, July 7. 1773 Sir, The Parliament is at length prorogu’d without meddling with the State of America. Their Time was much employ’d in East India Business: and perhaps it…
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Benjamin Franklin to Samuel Franklin, July 7, 1773
London, July 7. 1773 Dear Cousin, I received your kind Letter of Nov. 6. and was glad to hear of the Welfare of yourself and Family, which I hope continues.…
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Benjamin Franklin to Thomas Cushing, July 7, 1773
London, July 7. 1773. Sir, I am favoured with yours of April 20, and May 6. The Letters communicated to you were not merely to “satisfy the Curiosity” 5 of…
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Benjamin Franklin to Samuel Cooper, July 7, 1773
London, July 7, 1773. Dear Sir, I received your very valuable Favours of March 15, and April 23. 8 It rejoices me to find your Health so far restored, that…
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Benjamin Franklin to Deborah Franklin, July 6, 1773
July 6. 1773. My dear Child, I am here in my Way to Oxford, where I am going to be present at the Installation, 7 and shall stay a few…
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John Walsh to Benjamin Franklin, July 1, 1773
Chesterfield-Street, July 1, 1773. Dear Sir, I am concerned that other engagements have prevented me from giving to the Royal Society, before their recess, a complete account of my experiments…
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Thomas Cushing to Benjamin Franklin, June 14, 1773
Boston June. 14. 1773. Sir I am now to Acknowledge the receipt of your Favors of the 9th March and the 3d. of April togather with the News Papers and…
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Samuel Cooper to Benjamin Franklin, June 14, 1773
Boston 14th[-15]. June. 1773. Dear Sir, I wrote you on the 15th. March and 23d of April last, and mention’d in these Letters, which I hope you have receiv’d, the…
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Edward Rowe Mores to Benjamin Franklin, June 7, 1773
Leyton, Essex. 7 June. 1773. Sir, Mrs. James is so teazing that I am constrained to apply to you for relief. I could write a volume of grievances; but as…