Benjamin Franklin to Samuel Franklin, January 13, 1772
London Jan. 13. 1772 Dear Cousin, I received your kind Letter of Nov. 8. and rejoice to hear of the continued Welfare of you and your good Wife and four…
London Jan. 13. 1772 Dear Cousin, I received your kind Letter of Nov. 8. and rejoice to hear of the continued Welfare of you and your good Wife and four…
London, Jany. 13. 1772 Sir, I am now return’d again to London from a Journey of some Months in Ireland and Scotland. Though my Constitution, and too great Confinement to…
London, Jan. 13. 1772 Dear Sir, I have now before me your several Favours of July 10, Aug. 23, and Nov. 5. 3 A long Journey I took in the…
London, Jany. 13. 1772 Dear Sir, I should very readily have recommended your Son to the Care of my Friend Priestly, if he had continued to superintend the Academy at…
London, Jan. 13. 1772 Dear Sir, It was with great Pleasure I learnt by Mr. Marchant, that you and Mrs. Babcock and all your good Family continue well and happy.…
London, Jan. 11. 1772 Madam, I have lately received, in exceeding good Order, the valuable Present you have honoured me with, of Penn’s Picture. 9 Please to accept my thankful…
London, Jan. 11. 1772 Dear Sir, My last Expedition 6 convinc’d me that I grow too old for Rambling, and that ’twas probable I should never make such another Journey.…
Burlington Janry 6, 1772 Honoured Father, The Session of the Assembly which ended the 21st. Ulto. and the Xmas Holidays since, have so engrossed my Time, that I have not…
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London, 3d December, 1771. Dear and honored Madam, This is a pleasure I have not done myself, since my arrival in England; 2 I have waited for an event, which,…