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John Robertson to Benjamin Franklin, July 14, 1772
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Benjamin Franklin to Deborah Franklin, July 14, 1772
London, July 14. 1772 My dear Child I am just return’d from a Journey of near a Month, which has given a new Spring to my Health and Spirits. I…
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John Walsh to Benjamin Franklin, July 12, 1772
La Rochelle 12th. July 1772. Dear Sir It is with particular Satisfaction I make to You my first Communication that the Effect of the Torpedo appears to be absolutely electrical,…
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Benjamin Franklin to Mary (Polly) Stevenson Hewson, July 8, 1772
Birmingham, July 8. 72 Dear Polly I arrived here yesterday in my Return from the North. This Morning I had the Pleasure of receiving yours of the 6th. I am…
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Mary (Polly) Stevenson Hewson to Benjamin Franklin, July 6, 1772
Broad Street July 6. 1772 My dear Sir As I had the pleasure of receiving your Letter I am bound to answer it. My Mother I must tell you went…
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Joseph Priestley to Benjamin Franklin, July 1, 1772
Leeds. 1 July 1772 Dear Sir I presume that by this time you are arrived in London, and I am willing to take the first opportunity of informing you, that…
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William B. Franklin to Benjamin Franklin, June 12, 1772
Burlington June 12th. 1772 Honoured Father, Soon after I received your Letter enclosing a Copy of a Grant of Lands in Pennsylvania to Major Robert Thompson, which you received from…
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William Brownrigg to Benjamin Franklin, June 12, 1772
Ormathwaite 1 12. June 1772. Dear Sir I have this moment received a letter from Sir John Pringle, in which he is pleased to acquaint me that he shortly intends…
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Benjamin Franklin to Abel James, June 3, 1772
London, June 3. 1772 Dear Friend, Agreable to your Request when in London and what you wrote to me from Bristol relating to the Purchase of Stringfellow’s Right, I have…
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Benjamin Franklin to Cadwalader Evans, June 3, 1772
London, 3 June, 1772. I have at length purchased Stringfellow’s right for you, or for you and Mr. James, as you settle it between you. As it was he that…