Box 4

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ALS Phila., April 19, 1781

addressed to “Sir”

topics:

- medical advice (chiefly on diet to follow)

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2 ALS New York, 7 mo. 13 and 10 mo. 27, 1816

addressed to Samuel and Susan Emlen

topics:

- news of family and friends

- death of Susan Allinson

- illness and return from Port-au-Prince of S. Grellet

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9 ALS New York, 1816-1818

addressed to Samuel Emlen

topics:

- news of family and friends

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2 ALS Stenton, 1814 and 1821

addressed to Susan Emlen; Peter S. Duponceau

topics:

- health of Susan Emlen and proposed remedy for cancer (pipsissewa)

- thanks Duponceau for tribute to her late husband (Dr. George Logan)

Scope and Contents note includes:ALS (Logan's copy) Phila., 5 mo. 19, 1708addressed to William Penntopics:- advising Penn to turn the province over to the Queen (printed in F.H.A. Bulletin, 7 (1916):23-26)ALS (rough draft) 1737addressed to John Penntopics:- Gov. Ogle- end approaching of Logan's appointmentALS Sept. 19,...

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Ms. “My voyage to Great Britain” and “Journal from London for Pensilvania designed in ye Mary Hope Galley...”

topics:

- journal of James Logan's voyage to Great Britain and Spain, etc., 1709

- journal of James Logan's voyage from London to Pennsylvania [1711?]

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AL Phila., July 21, 1723

addressed to his brother [Dr. Wm. Logan, of Bristol, England]

topics:

- gives account of his family and death of youngest child Rachel

- also poem

Ms. in hand of a copyist, with corrections in hand of James Logan of “Cato's Moral Distichs English'd”

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Ms. poem titled “On reading Pope's essay on man”

2 ms. inscribed “to Aresia” [full of advice on how to live]

3 ms. titled “On my soul,” “Occasionally...,” and “To my self”

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notes in the handwriting of James Logan

(8 items)

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ALS 1750/1-1769

addressed to family

topics:

- arrival in Bristol

- news of Friends