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Benjamin Franklin to Deborah Franklin, January 2, 1771
London, Jan. 2. 1771 My dear Child, This is just to acknowledge the Receipt of your kind Letter of Nov. 25. which came to hand last Night, per Capt. Sparks.…
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Samuel Cooper to Benjamin Franklin, January 1, 1771
Boston, 1 Jany.—71 Dear Sir, In my last of Novr [15] I mention’d the Uses I had made of the Sentiments you were pleas’d to communicate to me, 1 and…
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Benjamin Franklin to Jane Mecom, December 30, 1770
London Dec. 30. 1770 Dear Sister This Ship staying longer than was expected, gives me an Opportunity of writing to you which I thought I must have miss’d when I…
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Benjamin Franklin to Samuel Cooper, December 30, 1770
London, Decem 30. 1770. Dear Sir, I duly received your several Favours of July 12, Nov. 6. and 15. and am glad that my little Communications afforded you any Pleasure.…
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Anthony Tissington to Benjamin Franklin, December 29, 1770
Alfreton 29th. Decr 1770. Dear Sir By this Letter my Wife sends best Compliments to you and Mrs. Stevenson, and by this days Carrier (Clarks Wagon which will be at…
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Benjamin Franklin to Thomas Cushing, December 24, 1770
London, 24 December, 1770. Sir, Your favor of October 31st came to hand a few days since, with the vote of the House of Representatives appointing me their agent here,…
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Thomas Foxcroft to Benjamin Franklin, November 10, 1770
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Benjamin Franklin to Jane Mecom, November 7, 1770
London, Nov. 7[–9]. 1770 Dear Sister, I received your kind Letter of July 6. and was glad to hear (since you chose to return) that you were got so well…
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Massachusetts House of Representatives to Benjamin Franklin, November 6, 1770
Province of the Massachusetts Bay Novembr. 6th, 1770 Sir, The House of Representatives of this his Majesty’s Province, having made Choice of you to appear for them at the Court…
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Samuel Cooper to Benjamin Franklin, November 6, 1770
6. Novr. 70. Dear Sir, My State of Health, and Excursions upon that Account into the Country must be my Excuse for not taking an earlier Notice of your very…