ALS : Dublin, to William Logan, 1747 Apr. 3.

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ALS : Dublin, to William Logan, 1747 Apr. 3.

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Informs Logan that William Penn has died, and so he will not be able to conduct his father's business as planned, and seeks further instructions.

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Rosenbach Museum & Library

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