Thomas Gilpin to Benjamin Franklin, September 28, 1770
Philada. Septm 28th 1770 Esteemed friend This will Convey to thee an account of this Places Breaking through the non importation agreement which happened on the 20th by a Large…
Philada. Septm 28th 1770 Esteemed friend This will Convey to thee an account of this Places Breaking through the non importation agreement which happened on the 20th by a Large…
Philada. Septr. 27. 1770 Dear Friend In the Midst of Hurry, I take up my Pen to write you a few Lines. Our Sup. Court and Assembly Sitting and our…
Knighton House. Isle Wight. Septr. 10. 1770. Dear Sir, I promised Dr. Hawkesworth that I w’d by this post acquaint you how eagerly we expect your arrival here, we were…
New York, 8 Septemr. 1770. Dear Sir, I used the Freedom to write you a few Lines at two times from Philadelphia. I have been here for sometime in the…
philada Septr 6 1770 Dear Sir My Son Thomas will have the Honor to deliver this to you; shall I beg you will condescend to advise and instruct a young…
3 Sepr. 1770 Dear Sir, Since my return to Scotland, I have been some days in the Country by which means I did not receive your Letter before yesterday. I…
Boston Augt 27th. 1770 Honoured Sir My Son Josiah is determined to go to London and I Belive Will Sail in about a month. I wish he might be accomidated…
London, Augt. 27. 1770. Reverend Sir, I received your Favour of June 14. with several Copies of your Observations of the Transit of Venus, for which I thank you. I…
London, Aug. 27, 1770. Dear Doctor I am favoured with yours of June 10. With this I send you our last Volume of Philosophical Transactions, wherein you will see printed…
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