Benjamin Franklin´s leter

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Benjamin Franklin Thomas Birch
Oxford Street, 73 Garden Street, 43 B
456 London 456 London
England England

London, April the 22th 1757

Dear Thomas:

In such dangerous times I write you in the search of a secret and safe place that could guard some documents I have. I´ve been feeling unsafe lately because of a collection of letters I carry and that prove the efforts and dilligences I did in order to help General Edward Braddock. Eventhough I´ve been very carefuly, I´m sure that, sooner or later, someone will rob me in order to destroy this evidence. That´s why I beg you, dear friend, to copy them as soon as posible and keep them safe.
Shortly after arriving in London I received a letter sent by Mark Brown, the English General. In this letter he warned me that a conspiration had been made to incriminate me with the British authorities. In his opinion a group of French people were trying to spread the gossip that I had ignored General Braddock´s needs. He also explained to me that since I left Pennsylvania my biggest political opponent has been nagociating with the French army in exchange of new territories.
The reunions with the British government are passing a crucial moment and this lie could destroy my reputation and my life´s work.
I hope you could attend to my request. If so, I will be grateful for life. In an atachment to this letter, I send you a package containing the documents. After copying them, please send them back to me by express mail. The copies should be put in a secret and private place until needed.

Best regards,

Your friend Benjamin Franklin