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Benjamin Franklin to Deborah Franklin, December 27, 1764
London, Dec. 27. 1764 My dear Child I have just heard that a Ship which left London before I arriv’d is still at Portsmouth and that a Letter may reach…
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Anthony Todd to Benjamin Franklin, December 24, 1764
Monday the 24th: December 1764. Mr. Todd presents his Compliments to Mr. Franklin, and would be glad to see him any Morning to shew him the proposed Clauses for the…
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Richard H. Jackson to Benjamin Franklin, November 18, 1764
18 Novr 1764 Dear Sir Nothing has given me or can [give] me more concern than the Disturbances, and Disputes in your Province, the Mischiefs and Dangers to Pennsylvania in…
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Jonathan Williams to Benjamin Franklin, November 17, 1764
Boston, Novr the 17: 1764 Honoured Sir Mr. Charles Russel 8 the Bearer hereof applies to me for a few Lines to Make him known to you. He is Son…
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Martin, Jr Howard to Benjamin Franklin, November 16, 1764
Newport Rhode Island, 16 Nov: 1764 Sir I learnt a few Days ago by the Pennsylvania Gazette that you was speedily to go for England, 2 and being Uncertain Whether…
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Thomas Wharton to Benjamin Franklin, November 13, 1764
Philad[elphia, November 13, 1764] 8 Much Esteem’d Friend Benjamin Franklin Thy very kind Letter of the 9th. Instant 9 I [had the pleasure] of receiving yesterday the Contents whereof afforded…
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James Bowdoin to Benjamin Franklin, November 12, 1764
Boston Novr. 12. 1764 Sir I observe by the last Papers that your Assembly have again appointed you one of their Agents in Great Britain: 8 which without doubt, is…
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Benjamin Franklin to Thomas Wharton, November 9, 1764
Cape Henlopen, Nov. 9. 1764 2 aClock P M. Dear Sir We are just putting to Sea, with a Wind fine and fair as can blow. My Love to my…
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Benjamin Franklin to Sarah Franklin, November 8, 1764
Reedy Island 6 Nov. 8. 1764 7 at Night. My dear Sally, We got down here just at Sunset, having taken in more live Stock at Newcastle with some other…
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Benjamin Franklin to Richard H. Jackson, November 7, 1764
Philada. Nov. 7. 1764 Dear Sir The new Assembly at their first Sitting approv’d and resolv’d to prosecute the Measures of the last, relative to the Change of Government; 9…