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12501 From Benjamin Franklin to the Pennsylvania Assembly … 1766-01-11 Extract: printed in Votes and Proceedings of the House of Representatives of the Province of...
12502 “N.N.”: Communicating Massachusetts Documents, 7–9 … 1766-01-07 Printed in The London Chronicle , January 7–9, 1766 This introductory note to the printer is...
12503 “N.N.”: On the Tenure of the Manor of East Greenwich, 6 … 1766-01-06 Printed in The Gazetteer and New Daily Advertiser , January 11, 1766. This letter was the first...
12504 From Benjamin Franklin to ———, 6 January 1766 1766-01-06 Draft: American Philosophical Society I have attentively perus’d the Paper you sent me, and am of...
12505 “F.B.”: On the Paving of Chancery Lane, 4 January 1766 1766-01-04 Printed in The Gazetteer and New Daily Advertiser , January 4, 1766 While there is no certainty...
12506 To Benjamin Franklin from James Parker, 4 January 1766 1766-01-04 ALS : American Philosophical Society About eight Days after mine per December Packet, yours of...
12507 “Pacificus Secundus”: Reply to “Pacificus,” 2 January … 1766-01-02 Reprinted in The Pennsylvania Chronicle, And Universal Advertiser , February 16–23, 1767, from...
12508 “Homespun”: Second Reply to “Vindex Patriae”, 2 January … 1766-01-02 Printed in The Gazetteer and New Daily Advertiser , January 2, 1766 This is the second of two...
12509 To Benjamin Franklin from Thomas Hutchinson, 1 January … 1766-01-01 Letterbook copy: Massachusetts Archives, Office of the Secretary of State Upon a review of my...
12510 Collinson, Peter Franklin, Benjamin To Benjamin Franklin from Peter Collinson, [1764–1765] 1764-01-01 ALS : University of Pennsylvania Library I think you[r] Vindication is admirably well drawn up...