Benjamin Franklin to Richard H. Jackson, June 10, 1763
Woodbridge, New Jerse June 10. 1763 Dear Sir, I have your Favours of Mar. 10. and April 4. 2 Your being in Parliament gives me great Pleasure; 3 it will…
Woodbridge, New Jerse June 10. 1763 Dear Sir, I have your Favours of Mar. 10. and April 4. 2 Your being in Parliament gives me great Pleasure; 3 it will…
New Jersey 7 June 10th. 1763 Sir Your three Letters of March 12th. are now before us. 8 As soon as we have settled the Business of the Office here,…
Londn. June 8: 1763 The Going away of Ships are So uncertain, and I am So Frequent out of Town—I write this Letter to my Dear Friend premature because I…
Philada. June 6. 1763 Dear Sir, Supposing the Catalogue of our American Ores and Minerals collected by the late Mr. Hazard, 3 might afford you some Amusement, I send my…
Philada. June 6. 1763 Dear Katy On my Return from Virginia lately, I found your agreable Favour of April 24. 7 by which I had the Pleasure of learning that…
Philada. June 2. 1763 Dear Friend, I have just received your Favour of Feb. 28. 9 being but lately returned home from Virginia. Dr. Kelly in his Letter, appears the…
Philada. June 1. 1763 Sir, In my last of April 14. 7 I acquainted you that I was then just setting out for Virginia, in order to settle Accounts with…
[May? 1763] 4 [ Torn ] would take the liberty of recommending [ torn ], who had been put in by Lord Bute, and [ torn: we]ll qualified for his…
Philada. May 29. 1763 Dear Sir, I have now before me your Favours of Jany. 31. and March 1. the Receipt of which I ought sooner to have acknowledged. 9…
Lancashire Furnace 23d. May 1763. Dear Sir It gives us great pleasure to hear of your good Health, but are no less Mortified than you in not having the pleasure…