On this day in 1776, the St. James Chronicle of London carries an item announcing "The very identical Dr. Franklyn [Benjamin Franklin ], whom Lord Chatham [former leading parliamentarian and colonial supporter William Pitt ] so much caressed, and used to say he was proud in calling his friend, is now at the head of the rebellion in North America."
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