Benjamin Franklin Including the Private as well as the Together with The Unmutilated and Correct Version of the Autobiography Compiled and Edited John Bigelow "Strange that Ulysses does a thousand things so well."-ILIAD, B. 11, 335 Volume X G. P. Putnam's Sons CONTENTS OF VOLUME X PAGE 35 MCXXVI. TO RICHARD OSWALD, NOVEMBER 26TH On the indemnification of American 32 History of the negotiations-Proceedings Enclosing preliminary articles of peace. MCXXXII.-To ROBERT MORRIS, DECEMBER 14TH. MCXXXIII.-To Count de Vergennes, December Complains that the preliminaries of the MCXXXV.-TO COUNT DE Vergennes, December 17TH No peace can take place between England and the United States without the concur- MCXXXVI. From Count de Vergennes to M. de On the signing of the preliminary arti- cles without the knowledge of the French MCXXXVII.-TO ROBERT MORRIS, DECEMBER 23D Remits a part of the new loan-Result of cans to tax themselves rebuked. 49 59 |