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Miss —— Ralph to Benjamin Franklin, December 31, 1761
Decr. 31. 1761. Miss Ralphs best respects wait upon Dr. Franklin, she with Pleasure, informs him that her Pappa, as the Doctor Said, yesterday, was out of Danger; but, he…
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Letters from 1761
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David Hall to Benjamin Franklin, November 4, 1761
Philada. Nov. 4. 1761. Sir, I received yours, (Via New-York) relating to the order of Forty Pounds Sterling, in Favour of Mr. Palomba, 2 which is paid, at the Rate…
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Benjamin Franklin to William Ponsonby, 2nd Earl of Bessborough, October 1, 1761
Craven Street Friday Evening. [October 1761] 5 My Lord, Calling at the Board this Morning, I was informed that Application had been made by Governour Fauquier 6 for a Commission…
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Benjamin Franklin to Mary (Polly) Stevenson Hewson, October 29, 1761
Cravenstreet, Oct. 29. 61. My dear Polly’s good Mama bids me write two or three Lines by way of Apology for her so long omitting to write. She acknowledges the…
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Benjamin Franklin to Henry Home, Lord Kames, October 21, 1761
London, Octr. 21, 1761 4 My dear Lord, It is long since I have afforded myself the Pleasure of writing to you. As I grow in Years I find I…
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Benjamin Franklin to William Cullen, October 21, 1761
London, 21st, October 1761 Dear Sir, I hear, that since I had the pleasure of seeing and conversing with you on the subject, you have wrote some of your sentiments…
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Trustees of the General Loan Office to Benjamin Franklin, October 20, 1761
Philadelphia, October 20th 1761. At Thirty Days Sight of this our Fourth per Exchange (our First, Second and Third, of the same Tenor and Date, unpaid) pay unto John Reynell…
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Isaac Norris to Benjamin Franklin, October 19, 1761
Fairhill, Octobr 19th. 1761 Dear Friend BF I find my Last of the 30th of September 4 mist the Packet by which it was intended so that having since that…
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Benjamin Franklin to William Coleman, October 12, 1761
London, Oct. 12. 1761 Dear Sir, I have received your obliging Favours of July 16. and Augt. 15. for which I thank you. 8 The Transit I think would not…
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William B. Franklin to Sarah Franklin, October 10, 1761
London, Octr 10, 17[61] I wrote to my Dear Sister a long Leter in April last, via N. York, which I fear has Miscarried, as she makes no Mention of…