Benjamin Franklin to Deborah Franklin, April 18, 1765
London, April 18. 1765 My dear Child, I this Morning receiv’d a Letter from you, enclos’d in one from Mr. Hall. 6 I have only time to acknowledge this now,…
London, April 18. 1765 My dear Child, I this Morning receiv’d a Letter from you, enclos’d in one from Mr. Hall. 6 I have only time to acknowledge this now,…
Philada. Feb. 21st 1765 Dear Brother I wrote to you about the Begining of Jany. 2 which gave Account of the weather and wind we Had from the Time of…
Newport, Febry 20. 1765 Dear Sir If I ask too great a favor of you to forward the inclosed Letter to the Sieur Lomonosow at Petersburg, 6 I leave it…
Prestonfield February 19. 1765 Sir Alexander Dicks most affectionate, and freindly Compliments to Doctor Franklin. and heartily wishes him Joy, upon his safe arrival again in Britain. He seizes this…
College of Edinr. Feby. 18th. 1765 Dear Sir Just now Mr. Balfour 7 delivered to me your Letter of the 14th. and as the Post sets out in half an…
London, Feb. 14. 1765. Dear Sir, I received your obliging Favour of Dec. 20. and am glad to find, that tho’ so distant from them, I still live in the…
London, Feb. 14. 1765 Dear Mr. Hall, I received your obliging Letter of Decemr. 20. 1 with the Newspapers. I am glad to hear of Col. Bouquet’s Success, hope the…
London, Feb. 14. 1765. My dear Child By Capt. Robinson 7 you will receive a Case Mrs. Stevenson has sent you, with the Blankets, Bed ticks, &c. you wrote for.…
London, Feb. 14. 1765. My dear Child Enclos’d is a Letter from Mrs. Stevenson, 6 and Bill of Lading for a Chest of Goods sent you. The Pamphlets in it…
London, Feb. 14. 1765 Dear Friend, I received your kind Letter of Decemr 19. 1 Our Friend Peter 2 is not dead, as you apprehended; but, Thanks to Heaven, as…