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Benjamin Franklin to Joseph Galloway, March 21, 1769
London, March 21. 1769 Dear Sir Inclos’d is a Bill of Lading for the Telescope; I hope it will get safe to hand, and give Satisfaction. 7 I have not…
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Benjamin Franklin to Joseph Galloway, March 9, 1769
London March 9. 1769 Dear Sir I wrote a few Lines to you per Packet, in which I mention’d that at a late Meeting of the Agents they had agreed…
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James Parker to Benjamin Franklin, March 4, 1769
[March 4, 1769. Repeats the substance of his letters of February 17 and March 1, printed above. Adds that he has received another bill of exchange from Postmaster Hubbart for…
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William B. Franklin to Benjamin Franklin, March 2, 1769
Burlington March 2d. 1769 Honored Father, The Mail which [left?] England in December is arriv’d, but I have not [heard?] from you, nor had I one by the November Mail.…
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James Parker to Benjamin Franklin, March 1, 1769
Newyork. March 1. 1769 Honoured Sir By Mrs. Franklin’s Desire, I now send by this Opportunity, two small Kegs of Keskatomas Nuts, 1 one is a Firkin the other a…
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Benjamin Franklin to Deborah Franklin, March 1, 1769
London, March 1. 1769 My dear Child, I received yours of Jan. 3. per Packet, and one from Sally. I wrote to you very fully by the late Ships. This…
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Joseph-Etienne Bertier to Benjamin Franklin, February 27, 1769
à Paris ce 27 fev. 1769 Monsieur Vous m’avéz fait grand plaisir de m’adresser M. le Capitaine Houry. 6 Vous m’avéz donné l’occasion de vous marquer ma reconnoissance, mon attachement,…
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William B. Franklin to Benjamin Franklin, January 31, 1769
[January 31, 1769 4 ] The last Packet, which left England about the Middle of Novr. brought no Letter from you, that I can hear of, except one to the…
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Benjamin Franklin to Jean Baptiste Le Roy, January 31, 1769
London, Jan. 31. 1769. Dear Sir, I received your obliging Favour of Nov. 15. I presented your Compliments to Sir John Pringle, who was glad with me to hear of…
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Thomas Gilpin to Benjamin Franklin, January 29, 1769
Janry. 29th 1769 The sentiments of our Sovereign and disposition of Parliament received by the last advices 6 affect the people here with great surprize and increasing suspicion. I hope…