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To Mrs. Jane Mecom, September 21, 1786

Enlarging his house-Advises her to teach his grandson to

make her soap.

To M. de Chaumont, October 7, 1786 .

Approves of his son's fiancée.

To Mr. Thomas Wright, Jr., November 25, 1786
To, November 25, 1786

Advice not to publish.

To the Captain of a Spanish Man-of-War, December

16, 1786.

Sends aid to a ship at sea.

To Nathaniel Falconer, December 16, 1786.

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Instructions to go to the relief of a Spanish man-of-war

at sea.

To M. Le Veillard, April 15, 1787

The memoirs-Independence not complete till debts are paid and frontier posts delivered up-"Thoughts Concerning Executive Justice"-Paper money-House-building-Thomas Paine.

To the Count d'Estaing, April 15, 1787

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Grant of land to Franklin by the State of Georgia-Duplicates-Thomas Paine.

To Thomas Jefferson, April 19, 1787

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The insurrection in Massachusetts-Hancock-BowdoinProposed constitutional convention.

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From Madame Helvetius, July, 1787.

To Arthur St. Clair and Other Delegates in Congress,
September 20, 1787

The Shay rebellion-Order of arrest-Letter to Governor
Clinton.

To Gaetano Filangieri, October 14, 1787

To M. Grand, October 22, 1787

Sending a copy of the new Constitution-Charles Pinckney. To M. de Chaumont, October 22, 1787

To Mrs. Jane Mecom, December 11, 1787

Declines to endorse for her son-Sends her money.

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To the Governor of Georgia, December 16, 1787

A Creek Indian war-Indian wars usually provoked by the
whites-The New England system of township recommended.
To St. John de Crèvecœur, February 16, 1788
To Mrs. Colas, April 12, 1788

To Madame Brillon, April 19, 1788

Personal and domestic details.

To M. Le Veillard, April 22, 1788

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The autobiography-Two chambers of Congress not necessary reasons for a customs tariff forevermore.

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To Madame Helvetius, April 23, 1788

Personal details-Cardinal birds.

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To Messrs. Benjamin Chambers and Other Gentlemen
of Chambersburgh, September 20, 1788
The blowing a furnace by falling water not new-

VOLUME XII

1788-1790

To M. Le Roy, October 25, 1788

The new boat propelled by steam.

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-Swedenborg.

To Don Diego Gardoqui, Minister from the Court of
Spain, October 26, 1788

To Mr. Elam, November 10, 1788

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Asks protection for a commercial expedition to New Orleans.

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To Mrs. Partridge, November 25, 1788

His health Children and grandchildren-Loss of his letterbooks.

Analysis of the American Loyalists

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Catalogue List of British Cruelties

From Mr. B. Vaughan, March 4, 1789

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The autobiography-Last days of "the good bishop❞—War and heresy-The king of Sweden-Rumsey-The king of England-Pitt and Fox and Sheridan.

Contemplated Restraint upon Emigration

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The Works of Benjamin Franklin

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Inscription for the Philadelphia Library, August 29, 1789

On a Late Auspicious Marriage

To M. Le Veillard, September 5, 1789

His health-Unable to continue the memoirs.

To the French Minister of Foreign Affairs, September
21, 1789.

Recommending the selection of M. Le Roy de Chaumont for
Minister Plenipotentiary from France to the United States.
To Mrs. Jane Mecom, October 19, 1789

To Mr. Urban, October 20, 1789

Corrects an error in his magazine about Americans.

To M. de Chaumont, October 31, 1789

Declines to lend him money-Loss sustained from the sale of bills in France-Advice to remain in the United States a few months longer to look after his claims before Congress.

To James Logan, November 2, 1789

Urges the filling of vacant trusteeships.

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To M. de Chaumont, November 14, 1789
His claims upon Congress.

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INDEXES

VOL. XII.-26.

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