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Benjamin Franklin to William B. Franklin, March 17, 1770
March 17, 1770 What you say with regard to advancing Money for Building Mills, Bloomeries, &c. 2 has a good deal in it, and I believe most of the Persons…
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Letters from 1770
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Benjamin Franklin to Cadwalader Evans, March 17, 1770
London, Mar. 17. 1770 Dear Friend I received your Favour of Nov. 27. and thank you for the Information it contained relating to the Society. 8 Mr. Ewing has transmitted…
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Benjamin Franklin to Jane Mecom, March 15, 1770
London, 15 March, 1770. Dear Sister, I received your kind little letter of January 3d from Philadelphia. I am glad your visit thither proves agreeable to you. Since your family…
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John Perkins to Benjamin Franklin, March 12, 1770
Boston March 12 1770 Sir Just as I was about inclosing my papers 5 it came in my head to mention to you a notion I have sometimes had that…
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James Parker to Benjamin Franklin, March 8, 1770
NYork March 8. 1770 Honoured Sir My last to you was per Packet of the 20th Feb: and Capt. Munds being not yet sail’d, I have now to add. This…
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Daniel Roberdeau to Benjamin Franklin, February 27, 1770
Philada. April 30th. [ i.e. , February 27] 1770 8 Dear Sirs If by this time you have not succeeded in [the sale of my Plantation,] according to what I…
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William Robertson to Benjamin Franklin, January 30, 1770
College of Edinburgh Janry 30th 1770 Dear Sir By some unlucky accident I could find no person to take the charge of Dr. Haven’s Diploma. 6 I have therefore got…
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Benjamin Franklin to Mary (Polly) Stevenson Hewson, January 22, 1770
Craven street Jan 22. —70 Dear Polly, I received your Favour of Saturday early this Morning, and am as usual much obliged by the kind Readiness with which you have…
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John Whitehurst to Benjamin Franklin, January 18, 1770
Derby 18 Jan, 1770 Dear Sir The natural tendency of philosophical minds to promote useful knowledge, seems to render an apology to you quite needless for the favour I’m going…
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Benjamin Franklin to Thomas Vernon, January 16, 1770
London, Jan. 16. 1770 Dear Sir The Bearer Mr. Bowman, intends for New York; and as he will be intirely a Stranger in Rhodeisland, I beg leave to recommend him…