Richard H. Jackson to Benjamin Franklin, November 12, 1763
London. 12th Novr. 1763 Dear Sir It gives me great Concern to hear of your Misfortune. 5 I have the Consolation however to understand that the Case when taken in…
London. 12th Novr. 1763 Dear Sir It gives me great Concern to hear of your Misfortune. 5 I have the Consolation however to understand that the Case when taken in…
[November 10, 1763] 3 Dear Katy I should ask Mr. Greene’s Permission now to call you so, which I hope he will give me, making Allowance for the Strength of…
Philada. Nov. 10. 1763 Dear Friend Your Goodnature will be pleas’d to hear that your Guests went on well after they left you. We got early into New York the…
Norfolk in Virginia 3rd Septemr. 1763 My Presuming, Sir, to Address a Gentleman of your distinguished Merit, will I doubt not be excused, from Your Well-Known principles of Humanity and…
Kensington August 30. 1763 My dear Sir I have two Letters to thank you for since I wrote to you from Bromley, 8 which tho short gave me pleasure as…
Londn: 23d: Augst 1763 My Dear Friend I am Just come from an Entertainment given your New Governor 7 per our Society 8 a Respect shown to all Governors where…
Bath August 18. 1763. Dear Sir I had the favour of yours of June 28th 7 from New York last Friday. Next Morning I set out for Salisbury, where I…
General Post Office August the 13th 1763 Gentlemen I am glad to acquaint you that the Postmaster General are very well satisfied with Mr. Franklin’s Letter of the 1st. and…
Boston, Augt. 12. 1763 Sir In my Journey from Philadelphia hither, I have had the Pleasure of meeting with sundry Persons in different Places, who are attempting the Produce of…
Boston, Augt. 8. 1763 Dear Friend, I have received here your Favour of May 3. and Postscript of May 10. 4 and thank you cordially for the Sketch you give…