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Benjamin Franklin to Jean Baptiste Le Roy, January 31, 1769
London, Jan. 31. 1769. Dear Sir, I received your obliging Favour of Nov. 15. I presented your Compliments to Sir John Pringle, who was glad with me to hear of…
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Letters from 1769
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Thomas Gilpin to Benjamin Franklin, January 29, 1769
Janry. 29th 1769 The sentiments of our Sovereign and disposition of Parliament received by the last advices 6 affect the people here with great surprize and increasing suspicion. I hope…
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Benjamin Franklin to Joseph Galloway, January 29, 1769
London, Jan. 29. 1769 Dear Friend, The within was written to go by Budden, then expected to sail every Day. 7 But as he still continues here, I now send…
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Benjamin Franklin to Charles Thomson, January 27, 1769
London, Jan. 27. 1769. Gentlemen, Enclos’d is Bill of Lading and Invoice of the Books you order’d, which I wish safe to hand, and am, Gentlemen Yours and the Company’s…
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Henry Home, Lord Kames to Benjamin Franklin, January 21, 1769
Edinburgh, January 21st, 1769. The letter you mention, about American affairs, never came to hand. 3 I have an essay on the subject of your Queries, and you shall hear…
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Benjamin Franklin to Joseph Galloway, January 9, 1769
London, Jan. 9. 1769 Dear Sir, I have now before me your several Favours of Oct. 15, 17, and 20, and of Nov. 6. I am much oblig’d to the…
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Benjamin Franklin to John Bartram, January 9, 1769
London, January 9, [–28], 1769. My Dear old Friend: I received your kind letter of November 5, and the box directed to the King is since come to hand. 1…
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Benjamin Franklin to Charles Thomson, January 5, 1769
London, Jan 5. 1769 Gentlemen, I received yours with two Bills of Exchange enclos’d, for £150 Sterling, with a Catalogue of Books to be procur’d for the Library Company, which…
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James Madison to James, Sr Madison, September 30, 1769
Nassau-Hall , September 30th. 69. Hond. Sir , I recieved your letter by Mr. Rosekrans, 1 and wrote an Answer; but as it is probable this will arrive sooner which…
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James Madison to Thomas (Reverend) Martin, August 10, 1769
Nassau-Hall. August 10th. 69 Revd. Sir , 1 I am not a little affected at hearing of your misfortune, but cannot but hope the cure may be so far accomplished…