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The bearer of my letter, Chevalier de Lambert, a French gentlemen, will do himself the honor to...
Mr Grenville says, My dear General, that the Enabling Bill has past both Houses—How it will be...
How it is Possible for me to Be Here at this Period You Will Hardly Be able to Conceive, and I...
However Sensible I am that our Cause May Be Better Served By My Presence Here, than it Could...
We have Certain Intelligence, My dear General, that Lord North is out of place. He Has Himself...
The sailing of the Alliance Has Been So Unexpected that Mr Franklin and Myself Have not Been Able...
Having Landed Some days Ago at L’orient, I Had the Pleasure to inform you of My Safe Arrivall,...
I Thank My Stars there is a good Opportunity to let You know that After an Happy Voyage of 23...
I am Sorry to think We are not yet Gone, and there Still Remain Some doubts of our Going to...
We are Going to Sail, My dear friend, and the last Account I Hear from the shore, the first one I...