Benjamin Franklin to New Jersey Assembly Committee of Correspondence, October 12, 1774
London Oct. 12. 1774 Gentlemen I did my self the honour of writing to you the 7th of last Month acknowledging the Receipt of your Favours of July 26. and…
London Oct. 12. 1774 Gentlemen I did my self the honour of writing to you the 7th of last Month acknowledging the Receipt of your Favours of July 26. and…
Oct. 12. 1774 Dear Sir, I wrote to you on the 1st Inst. per Capt. Cook; acquainting you with the Dissolution of the Parliament since which the Elections are going…
A Paris ce 22e. 7bre. 1774 Mon cher Maitre Votre lettre du 10e. août m’a penetré l’ame du plus delicieux sentiment, en me montrant de quelle façon la mienne du…
De Paris ce 21 7bre 1774. Je me flatte, Monsieur, que mon nom ne vous est point inconnu, puisque vous avez à Paris pour amis ceux qui sont les miens.…
London, Sept. 15. 1774 Sir, I received, last week only, your Favour of June 27. 6 and I have received no other from you since that of April 30. You…
[Sept. 13. 1774.] Dr. Franklin
London, Sept. 10. 1774. It is now nine long Months since I received a Line from my dear Debby. I have supposed it owing to your continual Expectation of my…
London, Sept. 10. 1774. Dear Son The Bearer Mr. Ralph Westley, goes to Pennsylvania to look out a proper Tract of good Land, on which to settle some able Norfolk…
London, Sept. 7. [1774] Dear Son, I received yours of July 3. from New York, with the Bill of Exchange for Forty Pounds, Cobham on Bond & Ryland, which is…
London, Sept. 7. 1774 Dear Friend, Mr. Todd call’d to see me yesterday. I perceive there is a good deal of Uneasiness at the Office concerning the Delay of the…