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1788.
To Mather Byles. 1 January. .
330
Electrical Points and Electricity.
From Alexander Small to B. Franklin. 2 January.
331
Affairs in England. - American Tories.
To John Ingenhousz. 11 February.
333
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Wars in Europe. — Russia and Turkey. - Public Credit in
the United States.
To M. Le Veillard. 17 February.
336
Dr. Franklin's Memoirs of his own Life. New Constitu-
To the Editors of the Pennsylvania Gazette. 30 March.
339
On the Abuse of the Press.
From Thomas Pownall to B. Franklin. 8 April.
342
Political Condition of the Swiss Cantons. Constitution
of the United States.
Attachment to his early Friends and the Associations of
his Youth. Growing Felicity of Mankind by Improve-
ments in Philosophy.
To M. Le Veillard. 8 June.
To M. Dupont de Nemours. 9 June.
Constitution of the United States. - Principles of Trade.-
Commercial Dictionary.
From M. de Condorcet to B. Franklin.
8 July.
Constitution of the United States. Affairs in France.
From the Duke de la Rochefoucauld to B. Franklin. 12 July. 354
Constitution of the United States. - Washington. - Politi-
cal Condition of France.
From Charlotte Filangieri to B. Franklin. 27 September. 359
To the Duke de la Rochefoucauld. 22 October.
To Benjamin Vaughan. 24 October, 1788. .
364
Memoirs of his Life. - Turkish War. - Price and Priest-
ley. - Heresy.
To Mrs. Jane Mecom. 26 November.
To Charles Thomson. 29 November.
Dr. Franklin's Public Services.
To the President of Congress. 29 November.
Requesting a Settlement of his Accounts.
From Miss Catherine L. Shipley to B. Franklin. 24 Dec. 379
On the Death of her Father, the Bishop of St. Asaph.
From Richard Price to B. Franklin.
December.
Death of the Bishop of St. Asaph.— Dr. Rush. — Federal
Constitution. - Affairs in England.
380
366
368
375
To the Abbé Morellet. 30 December.
382
1789.
To Alexander Small. 17 February.
To Mrs. Catherine Greene. 2 March.
From M. Le Veillard to B. Franklin. 25 April.
State of Affairs in France. - Duke of Orleans.
To Miss Catherine Louisa Shipley. 27 April.
On the Death of her Father.
To Charles Carroll. 25 May.
To Richard Price. 31 May.
Reflections on Life and Death.
To Benjamin Vaughan. 3 June.
Relative to the Memoirs of his Life.
392
393
From George Washington to B. Franklin. 23 September. 396
To Benjamin Vaughan. 2 November.
397
Memoirs of his Life. - Rules for Composition; - Congress.
From the Princess of Daschkoff to B. Franklin. 4 Nov.
Giving him Notice of his having been chosen a Member
of the Imperial Academy of Sciences.
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Convulsions in France. - Great Britain and the United
States.
On the English Language. Improper Use of certain
Words in America. Universality of the French Lan-
guage. Improvements in Printing.
From John Paul Jones to B. Franklin. 27 December.
On his leaving the Employment of the Empress of Russia.
419
1790.
To
19 January.
420
Construction of the Treaty of Commerce between France
and the United States.
From Ezra Stiles to B. Franklin. 28 January.
421
Requesting a Portrait of Dr. Franklin for Yale College.—
Inquiry respecting his religious Sentiments.
To Ezra Stiles. 9 March. .
422
Consents to have his Portrait taken. - Explains his Senti-
433
Commercial Res-
Petition of the First Congress presented to the King and
Parliament. Manner in which it was received. Lord
Camden. -Lord Chatham's Speech and Plan of Concilia-
tion.
1784.
To Charles Thomson. 31 March.
Concerning the Ratification of the Treaty of Peace.
To Charles Thomson. 16 April.
Treaty of Peace. - British Ministry.- Public Funds.
French Alliance.-Treaties with Foreign Powers.
Projects and Plans by Persons in Europe for the Consid-
eration of Congress.- King of Sweden.
1786.
To Charles Thomson. 18 June.
443
Respecting a Million of Livres in the Account of the Amer-
ican Banker in France.
1787.
To Mrs. Jane Mecom. 20 September.
444
Attendance in the Convention.- Disapprobation of War.
Precautions for protecting Houses from Fire.
To Thomas Jefferson. 8 April.
Concerning the Eastern Boundary of the United States.
II. Letters written by Franklin to Individuals and Public Bodies 464
III. Letters addressed to Franklin by various Persons