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James Steel to Benjamin Franklin, June 25, 1733
[June 25, 1733] Recd. of James Steel Twenty Pounds in part of this Account. B. Franklin 2
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Directors of Library Company to Thomas Penn, May 16, 1733
To the Honourable Thomas Penn Esqr. one of the Proprietors of the Province of Pennsylvania The Humble Address of the Directors of the Library Company of Philadelphia In Behalf of…
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Joseph Breintnall to Peter Collinson, November 7, 1732
Philada. 9br. 7th [November 7], 1732 Sir Your Goodness in assisting Mr. Hopkinson in the Choice and Purchase of our Books, and the valuable Present you have so generously made…
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Louis Timothée to German Inhabitants, May 6, 1732
den 6 Mey 1732 3 An alle teutsche Einwohner der Provintz Pennsylvanien. Nachdem ich von verschiedenen teutschen Einwohnern dieses Landes bin ersuchet worden, eine teutsche Zeitung ausgehen zu lassen, und…
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Benjamin Franklin to Library Company of Philadelphia Subscribers, March 25, 1732
March 25th 1732. The Directors, in Town, met with the Treasurer and Secretary at Nicholas Scull’s, as was agreed at last Meeting, B. Franklin having sent a Messenger about with…
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Joseph Breintnall to Directors of Library Company, November 8, 1731
[November 8, 1731] The Minutes of me Joseph Breintnall Secretary to the Directors of the Library Company of Philadelphia, with such of the Minutes of the same Directors as they…
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Benjamin Franklin to Jane Mecom, June 19, 1731
Philadelphia, June 19, 1731 5 Dear Sister, Yours of May 26, I received with the melancholy news of the death of sister Deavenport, a loss, without doubt, regretted by all…
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James Logan to Benjamin Franklin, May 1, 1731
1st of May 1731 Friend B.F. I did wrong perhaps in bringing out with me the Paper I had from T. G. 7 but on thy Letter I return it.…
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Hugh Meredith to Benjamin Franklin, July 14, 1730
[July 14, 1730] Be it remembered , That Hugh Meredith and Benjamin Franklin have this Day separated as Partners, and will henceforth act each on his own Account. And that…
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Benjamin Franklin to Sarah Davenport, June 1, 1730
[June? 1730] 6 Dear Sister, Your kind and affectionate Letter of May the 15th, was extreamly agreeable to me; and the more so, because I had not for two Years…