Letters, 1779 March 26 and Wednesday morning, [Paris], to Mr. Franklyn [i.e. Franklin].

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Letters, 1779 March 26 and Wednesday morning, [Paris], to Mr. Franklyn [i.e. Franklin].

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Extends an invitation from Madame Samera to dine with her.

2 items. 16 cm.

Dartmouth College Library

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