From Francis Dana
als: American Philosophical Society; copy: Massachusetts Historical Society
Amsterdam May 1st. 1781
Dear Sir

The Gentleman who will have the honour of presenting to you this Letter, is Mr: Warren, Son of the Honble General Warren of Massachusetts a Member of the Continental Navy Board for the Eastern Department, &c. Mr: Warren has had the Misfortune to be taken on his passage for France, and to carried into England; and was doubtless honoured with letters of Introduction to your Excellency. I beg leave to recommend him to your Civilities; he has an ardent desire to see, and pay his respects to, you— If any of your friends shou'd be travelling into the Extremities of this World, I shall hope for the honour of your introducing them to me, and you may be assured I shall always be happy to show them every attention in my power. I am with the greatest respect your Excellencys most obedient and most humble Servant

F M Dana

His Excellency Benja. Franklin Esqr: Minister Plenipotentiary &c
Notation: F. Dana. May. 1. 1781
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