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Robert Morris to Benjamin Franklin, October 1, 1782
Office of Finance 1st October 1782— Sir,— In my Letter of the twenty seventh of September last I express my Wish “that the Court of Spain should give Orders for…
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Letters from 1782
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Sarah Franklin Bache to Benjamin Franklin, October 1, 1782
Philadelphia October 1st. 1782 My dear Papa I should think it wrong to let any opportunity slip without informing you of the Welfare of my little Family, they are well…
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Benjamin Franklin to Thomas Pownall, September 1, 1782
[September, 1782] The Box you committed to the Care of Mr Bridgen was duly sent by him, & received at Ostend; but in its way from thence hither it has…
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Robert Morris to Benjamin Franklin, September 30, 1782
Office of Finance 30th September 1782 Sir, I have received and already acknowledged your Letters of the 9th January, two of the 28th January, those of the 30th January, 4th…
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Nathaniel Barrett to Benjamin Franklin, September 30, 1782
L’Orient sept 30 1782 Sir, I was renderd very unhappy just now to be informd by my friends Messrs Cumming & Maccarty, that they had recd a Letter from Monsr.…
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Thomas Barclay to Benjamin Franklin, September 30, 1782
Brest 30th. Seper. 1782 Sir Upon my arrival here I waited on the Count De Hector and delivered him a letter which the Marquis de Castres gave me, in which…
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Robert Morris to Benjamin Franklin, September 28, 1782
Philadelphia. 28 Sept. 1782 Sir, In my Letter of yesterday, I have dwelt on the resolutions of Congress, in the manner requir’d by my duty as their Servant. I will…
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William Grey to Benjamin Franklin, September 28, 1782
Bourdeaux 28 Sptr. 1782 May it please your Excellency Owing to the fate of war I had the misfortune of being captured in the Ship Amazon a Transport in his…
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Charles Grant to Benjamin Franklin, September 28, 1782
paris Street anjou st. honoré 28—7bre. 1782: Sir I am extreamly oblidg’d to you for the Book you was so Kind as to lend me, it has much contributed to…
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Continental Congress to Benjamin Franklin, September 28, 1782
[September 28, 1782] The United States in Congress Assembled— To all who shall see these presents send Greeting— It having been represented to Congress by their Minister Plenipoy: at the…