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Mary Lucas to Benjamin Franklin, December 2, 1746
December the 2d 1746 Mr. Franklin As my husbeand Robt. Lucas in his Life time Did take the Newes Papers, and now is Decesed I now think it no Longer…
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Letters from 1746
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James Smith to Benjamin Franklin, October 25, 1746
Chester Town, Ocbr. 25th 1746 Sir Yours of the 17th mentioning my chance in the New York Lottery 2 for which I return you thanks And when you Shall get…
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Benjamin Franklin to Sarah Read, October 21, 1746
Oct. 21. 1746 Settled all old Accounts with Mother Mrs. Sarah Read, and I am Dr. to Ballance, One Pound Seventeen Shillings and seven pence half penny; the Bond of…
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Benjamin Franklin to Cadwallader Colden, October 16, 1746
Philada. Oct. 16. 1746 Sir I have receiv’d your Favour of the 13th. Instant, 3 and am glad to hear you are return’d well from Albany, which I understand has…
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Benjamin Franklin to Thomas Hopkinson, October 16, 1746
[October 16, 1746] According to my Promise I send you in Writing my Observations on your Book. 6 You will be the better able to consider them; which I desire…
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Benjamin Franklin to William Strahan, September 25, 1746
Philada. Sept. 25. 1746 Sir Your Favours of Feb. 11. and May 1. are come to hand. Mesnard arrived safe this Morning, and I suppose I shall have the Trunks…
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Benjamin Franklin to Cadwallader Colden, July 10, 1746
Philada. July 10. 1746 Sir I have your Favours of June 2d. and the 7th Instant. I thank you for your little Treatise. 3 I have interleav’d it, and am…
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Benjamin Franklin to William Vassall, June 19, 1746
Philada. June 19. 1746 Sir I received your Favour of the 9th Inst. with the New System of Morality. 1 We have nothing lately publish’d here fit to send you…
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Benjamin Franklin to William Vassall, May 29, 1746
Philada. May 29. 1746 Sir I have your Favour of the 19th Instant, 7 with some Queries relating to the Small Pox; in Answer to which I am to acquaint…
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Benjamin Franklin to William Strahan, May 22, 1746
Philada. May 22. 1746 Sir This is only to enclose a third Bill, for £15.0.0 Sterling the first and second of which went from this Port directly and from Annapolis:…