Benjamin Franklin to John Winthrop, July 2, 1768
London, July 2, 1768. Dear Sir, You must needs think the time long that your instruments have been in hand. Sundry circumstances have occasioned the delay. Mr. Short, 9 who…
London, July 2, 1768. Dear Sir, You must needs think the time long that your instruments have been in hand. Sundry circumstances have occasioned the delay. Mr. Short, 9 who…
London, July 2, 1768. Dear Sir, Since my last 5 nothing material has occurred here relating to American affairs, except the removal of Lord Clare from the head of the…
London, July 2, 1768. Dear Son, Since my last I have received yours of May 10 dated at Amboy, 1 which I shall answer particularly by next week’s packet. I…
Deptford, July 1, 1768. Honoured Sir, Being engaged here at Deptford, ever since I had the Pleasure of waiting on you, hindered me from delivering you my Letter, 9 and…
[Dated June 29, 1768, this is virtually a duplicate of Parker’s letter of May 14.]
Saturday June 24. 1768 Dear Sir Inclos’d I send, for the Ladies, a Piece of the Bark Cloth with which the new-discover’d People dress themselves. It was fast together, but…
New-York, June 17 1768 Honoured Sir Yours of April 16, with Mr. Strahan’s Memorandum about Holt, I received per Packet. It is a bad Stroke for me, as I never…
Westbury, June the 16. 1768 Honoured Sir We received your kind Letter with great joy to my Son for which great favour I return you a thousand thanks and Henery…
à Paris le 14. Juin 1768. Mon cher Monsieur, J’ai bien reçu dans son tems la très obligeante lettre que vous m’avéz fait l’honneur de m’écrire au mois de Mars…
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