| Description | Possibly to Mr Pownall, finds some members of the [Cape Florida] Society intend to call upon him with Mr Stokes, encloses these copies as they may be necessary for conversation, otherwise would have sent them to his Lordship
Enclosures, Daniel Bercher to [William Gerard de Brahm], on the subject of the terms under which it has been arranged that the land in East Florida should be granted to the Society, insists that they are not suitable for a Society of free persons who are risking their lives and fortunes, intimates that de Brahm's object is to discourage the plan, in French
[William Gerard de Brahm] to Daniel Bercher, 9 Aug 1773, is sorry he has been induced to believe the grant disadvantageous with regard to its tenor, remarks on the quit rent and the generosity of the terms
William Gerard de Brahm to the [Cape Florida] Society, 18 Aug 1773, defending himself against Mr Bercher's mis-representations concerning the grant and terms upon which it is made |