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To Benjamin Franklin from Jean de Neufville & fils, 28 December 1780

From Jean de Neufville & fils

ALS:7 American Philosophical Society

Amsterdam the 28 Decr. 1780

Honourd Sir.

May it please your Excellency; that we have the honour to give her Joy with our Selfs on the firm methode our Republicq hath adopted to resist the most impudent demands of the English Court, which already produced Sr. Joseph Yorke quitted the Hague, and there Seems no manner of doubt butt we shall be very Soon at an open rupture, the sensible people of Holland called upon will sacrifie with pleasure part of their fortune to safe the honour of the Country. We wish their early pertaking the American interest may Soon turn to the adventage of both Countries.

With great regard we have the honour to be Honourd Sir. Your Excellencys most devoted and most obedient humble Servants

John DE Neufville & Son

[Note numbering follows the Franklin Papers source.]

7In the hand of Jean de Neufville.

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