The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin · Character
Riddlesden
A dishonest lawyer who tried to cheat Franklin's friend Vernon.
minor
Also known as Riddlesden
First appearance: vi first visit to london
Riddlesden shows up with force in Agent of Pennsylvania in London. The page is where that presence becomes real.
Solicitor for the proprietaries, described as proud and angry, with a personal enmity toward Franklin.
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