INDEX.
[Reference is commonly made but once to a book, if repeatedly mentioned in the text; but other references are made when additional information about the book is conveyed.]
Abercrombie, Lt.-Col., at Yorktown, [504].
Acland, Lady, [357];
portrait, [358].
Acland, Major, [294], [308], [357], [358].
Acton, Mass., men at Concord, [184].
Acts of trade, [2], [6], [63];
evaded, [10];
enforced, [11].
Adams, Abigail, [205];
on Bunker Hill, [187].
Adams, Brooks, Emancipation of Mass., [255].
Adams, C. F., on John Hancock, [271].
Adams, H. B., Maryland's influence upon land cessions, [708].
Adams, John, on Acts of Trade, [7], [9];
on Otis's argument on Writs of Assistance, [11];
report of Otis's argument, [13];
demands reopening of courts, closed by want of stamps, [32];
his political philosophy, [35];
on Canon and Feudal Law, [35], [83];
likeness, [36];
Dutch edition of his acc. of the troubles with Great Britain, [36];
his personal appearance, [36];
painted by Copley, [36];
by Stuart, [36];
by Trumbull, [36];
by Winstanley, [36];
engravings of, [36];
of his wife, [36];
his homestead, [36];
his writing in fac-simile, [37];
his part against Great Britain, [37];
defends Capt. Preston, [49];
autog., [51];
leads in impeachment of Oliver, [57];
in Congress (1774), [59];
presides at Port Act meeting, [60];
and the navigation laws, [64];
in the Congress of 1765, [74];
brief at trial of Preston, [86];
helps Sam. Adams in the replies to Hutchinson (1773), [90];
on the tea-ship commotions, [91];
controversy with Brattle on the payment of judges, [95];
Familiar letters, [95];
in the Congress of 1774, [99];
notes of debates in Congress of 1774, [100];
drafts part of the Declaration of Rights, [100];
notes on debates in Congress of 1775, [107];
controversy with Daniel Leonard, [108];
as Novanglus, [110];
Hist. of the dispute, [110];
considered Jonathan Sewall his adversary, [110];
attracts attention (1774), [117];
uneasy over Washington's inaction at Cambridge, [152];
visits Lexington, [180];
on independence, [238];
on com. to draft Declaration of Independence, [239];
in debate, [239];
his intercepted letters, [249];
his belief in independence, [249];
outspoken for independence, [255];
on the growing spirit of independence, [257];
owned portrait of Jefferson, [258];
leading advocate of the Decl. of Indep., [261];
autog. 263;
life of Hancock, [265];
life by E. Ingersoll, [266];
on Hancock, [271];
on Paine's Common Sense, [272];
his Thoughts on Government, [272];
preceded by letter to R. H. Lee, [272];
letter to John Penn, [272];
on observing the anniversary of the Decl. of Indep., [274];
drafts the Mass. Constitution, [274];
Defence of the Constitutions, [274];
lives in New York, [276];
weary of Washington's Fabian policy, [392];
proposes to elect generals annually, [446];
his interest in naval matters, [567];
goes to France with Com. Tucker, [567];
on employing Indians, [673].
Adams, Josiah, Address, [184].
Adams, Samuel, portraits, [40], [41];
autograph, [40];
painted by Copley, [40];
by John Johnson, [41];
statue, [41];
in the Mass. legislature, [42];
his political writings, [42], [83];
compared with Lord Mansfield's speeches, [43];
demands that the troops in Boston be removed to the Castle (1770), [49];
moves for a com. of correspondence, [54];
in Congress (1774), [59];
would prevent reconciliation, [60];
wrote the answers of the legislature to Gov. Hutchinson, [67], [90];
Vindication of the Town of Boston, [67];
first mover against taxation, [68];
wrote the replies to Bernard, [73];
Appeal to the World, [84];
Letter to Hillsborough, [84];
on "Vindex", [86];
writes Hancock's massacre oration, [88];
and com. of correspondence, [89];
Rights of the Colonies, [90];
proposes Congress, [99];
proposes Duché for chaplain of Congress (1774), [99];
in the Congress of 1774, [99];
had a hand in the Declaration of Rights (1774), [100];
the tribune of the Mass. yeomanry, [113];
returns from the Congress of 1774, [116];
repute in London, [117];
at Lexington (1775), [122], [179];
excepted from pardon, [132];
urges independence, [231], [257];
in the Cont. Congress, [236];
his character, [236];
alienated from Hancock, [238];
the earliest to avow independence, [248];
autog., [263];
life by H. D. Gilpin, [266];
a spurious Oration, [274];
and the Conway cabal, [446].
Admiralty courts, [4], [6], [10];
first held in N. E., [65];
instituted, [567].
Adolphus, England, [112].
Agnew, Daniel, Region of Penna. north of the Ohio, [709].
Agnew, General, [427];
killed, [386].
Agnew, J. L., Savannah, [519].
Ainslee, Capt. Thomas, Journal, [222].
Aitkins, Plan of Boston, [207].
Aix-la-Chapelle, treaty, [14].
Alamance, battle of, [81].
Albach, James R., Annals of the West, [648].
Albany, [609];
Indian treaty at (Aug., 1775), [623];
plan of (1770), [298].
Alden, Col. Ichabod, at Cherry Valley, [636];
killed, [638].
Alden, Fort (Cherry Valley), [666].
Alexander, Capt. James, [534].
Allaire, Anthony, diary, [525], [535].
Allan, Col. John, [657];
correspondence with Haldimand, [657].
Alleghany River, [609].
Allen, Battles of the British navy, [589].
Allen, Ethan, [160];
autog., [128];
would lead an invasion of Canada, [160];
captured at Montreal, [162];
statue, [214];
Narrative, [214];
letters, [214];
lives of, [214];
a price on his head offered in N. Y., [214];
seeks to enlist Canadian Indians, [614];
Indians with, [660].
Allen, Ira, Ship Olive Branch, [214];
letters (1776), [227];
on the evacuation of Ticonderoga, [350].
Allen, James, poem on the Boston Massacre, [88].
Allen, James (Philad., 1777), diary, [260], [436].
Allen, Jolley, [205].
Allen, Paul, Amer. Rev., [664].
Allen, Wm., Arnold's Expedition, 1775, [217].
Allen, William, Jr., [395].
Allenstown, N. J., [410].
"Alliance", ship, [576], [577], [584], [586].
Allyn, Chas., [562].
Almon, Seat of War in N. Y., etc., [416].
Almon's Remembrancer, important documents in, [653].
Alsop, John, [108].
map of, [342].
American and British Chronicle of War, [672].
American Revolution, causes of, [5], [62];
ecclesiasticism as a cause, [62];
authorities on the causes, [62], [255];
earliest outbreaks, [173].
See names of heroes and battles of the war.
Ames, Nathaniel, Astron. diary, [82];
Almanac, [118].
Amherst, Gen., and the Pontiac conspiracy, [692].
Amory, T. C., Old and New Cambridge, [142];
defends Gen. Sullivan, [598];
Gen. Sullivan, [666];
papers on Sullivan, [667];
James Sullivan, [83].
Analectic Magazine, [187].
Anayea, [669].
Anburey, Thomas, Travels, [360].
Anderson, Col. Robt., [677].
Anderson, W. J., [216].
André, Maj. John, at Boston, [204];
in Philadelphia, [395];
in the Mischianza, [436];
his letters to Mrs. Arnold, [449];
as "John Anderson", [449];
profile likeness, [452];
other portraits, [453], [454];
one by Reynolds, [454];
sketch by himself, [454], [461];
Adj.-General, [453];
his instructions from Clinton, [454];
on the "Vulture", [454];
lands at the Clove, [454];
meets Arnold, [454];
goes to Smith's house, [455];
receives papers from Arnold, [455];
disguises himself, [456];
goes by land towards New York, [456];
captured, [457];
papers found on him, [457];
their history, [457];
carried to Jameson, [458];
writes a letter to Washington, [458];
at West Point, [460];
confined at Tappan, [460];
before a military board, [460];
condemned, [460];
proceedings of the board printed, [460];
various editions, [460];
subject of tragedy, [460], [464];
Clinton endeavors to save him, [461];
requests to be shot, [461];
his conduct, [461];
his sketches, [461];
hanged, [461];
his remains taken to England, [461];
his statement, [461];
his monument, [463];
his mother pensioned, [463];
Life by W. Sargent, [464];
Papers on, ed. by Dawson, [464];
captured at St. John, [464];
a prisoner, [464];
served with Gen. Grey, [464];
his lineage, [464];
his will, [464];
bibliography, [464];
various papers on, [464];
his captors honored, [466];
their patriotism questioned, [466];
his confinement, [466];
justice of his execution, [322], [467];
his character, [467];
his last hours, [467];
Case of Maj. André, [467];
was he a spy at Charleston? (1780), [468];
his Cow Chace, [560];
tragedy of, [560].
André, Mémoire de Paul Jones, [590].
Andrews, John, letters from Boston, [90], [178], [205].
Annapolis, Md., Washington at, [747].
Annual Register, [516].
Antell, E., his plan of siege of Quebec, [226];
express from Quebec, [222].
Anthony, H. B., on Ternay's tomb, [499];
address on Greene, [510].
Anthony's Nose (Hudson River), [324].
Appleton, W. S., [110].
Appletown, N. Y., [669].
Appoquinimink Creek, [421].
Apthorpe, Considerations on the conduct, etc., [70];
Review, [70].
Arbuthnot, Admiral Mariot, attacks Charlestown, S. C., [472], [526], [527];
blockades Newport, [560];
controversy with Clinton, [517];
succeeded Graves, [517].
Armand, Col., [533];
with Gates, [477].
Armstrong, Gen., on Burgoyne's campaign, [358];
on Germantown, [421];
Newburgh addresses, [745].
Armstrong, J., Richard Montgomery, [216].
Armstrong, John, Life of Wayne, [514].
Armstrong, M., [209].
Armstrong commands the Penna. militia, [381].
Arnell, Dr., Address, [662].
Arnold, Benedict, in Cambridge (1775), [128];
shares command with Allen at Ticonderoga, [129];
surprised St. John's (1775), [130];
trouble with Ethan Allen, [130];
at Ticonderoga, [161];
commences Kennebec expedition, [162];
before Quebec, [163];
wounded, [165];
his post at Cedar Rapids attacked, [166];
interest in Gen. Warren's children, [194];
commissioned by Mass. to take Ticonderoga, [213];
Dawson's view of his connection with Ticonderoga, [214];
his regimental book, [214];
letters, [214];
part in the Canada expedition, [216];
instructions for the Kennebec route, [217] (see [Kennebec expedition]);
his journal, [218];
his letters, [218], [219], [220];
intercepted, [222];
portraits, [223];
autog., [223];
letters during the retreat, [226];
in command on Lake Champlain, [292], [346];
at Valcour's Island, [292];
escapes, [293];
joins Schuyler, [298];
advances toward Fort Stanwix, [300], [350], [632];
under Gates, [304];
at Freeman's Farm, [305];
quarrel with Gates, [306];
in fight of Oct. 7, 1777, [308];
was he at Freeman's Farm? 315, [357];
wounded (Oct. 7, 1777), [357];
at Trenton, [379];
marries, [402];
did he suggest the attack on Trenton? 407;
his treason, [447];
portraits, [447], [448], [449];
the beginning of his treasonable correspondence, [447], [448];
his birthplace, [448];
his house, [448];
his marriage, [449];
as "Gustavus", [449];
gives Clinton information, [449];
not trusted by Congress, [450];
at Danbury, [450];
made major-general, [450];
fac-simile of his commission, [450];
his wife at Robinson house, [458];
in command in Philad., [367], [400], [402], [450], [451];
charges against him by the Council of Penna., [450];
court-martial, [402], [450], [451];
his accounts of the Canada expedition questioned, [450];
reprimanded by Washington, [403], [451];
at the Robinson house, [452];
his treasonable letters preserved, [452];
efforts to meet André, [453];
his passes, [453];
meets André, [454];
receives Jameson's letter, [458];
his flight, [458];
his aides grow suspicious, [460];
attempts to intercept him, [460];
sends letter to Washington, [460];
his aides, [460];
has plans of West Point, [460];
threats if André is executed, [461];
his life in England, [463];
in New Brunswick, [463];
his descendants, [463];
his address of exculpation, [463];
his proclamation to induce desertion, [463];
his vindication in Remarks on Travels of Chastellux, [463];
authorities on his treason, [463];
Life by Sparks, [464];
Life by I. N. Arnold, [464];
his own telling of the story, [466];
attempt to seize him, [468];
in Virginia, [495], [546], [732];
distrusted by Clinton, [546];
invades Connecticut, [562];
had Indians with him on the Kennebec exped., [614];
his treason and the northern invasions, [672];
his capture attempted, [732].
Arnold, S. G., in the Rhode Island campaign, [595].
Arnold, Isaac N., on Benedict Arnold at Freeman's Farm, [357];
"Arnold at the court of George III", [463];
Life of Benedict Arnold, [464];
his family, [464];
controverted by J. A. Stevens, [464];
his death, [464].
Asgill, Capt. Chas., case of, [744];
portrait, [745].
Ashe, Gen., [470];
at Briar Creek, [520];
his career, [520].
Ashley, John, [63].
Assanpink Creek, [375].
Atkinson, Newark, 560.
Atlas Amériquaine, [341].
Atlee, Col. S. J., [327].
Attenbocum, Capt., [411].
Attucks, Crispus, [85].
Atwill, Winthrop, Treason of Arnold, [466].
Aubry, Gov., at N. Orleans, [701].
Auchmuty, Judge, [119].
Auckland MSS., [467].
"Augusta", frigate, blown up, [387], [428];
picture of, [388].
Augusta, Georgia, its defences, [490];
Austin, Jonathan Loring, carries news of Burgoyne's surrender to Europe, [364], [571];
journals of his trip, [586].
Austin, Jona. W., [88].
Avery, Joseph, [521].
Avery, Rufus, [562].
Avery, Samuel, [662].
Babson, Gloucester, [568].
Bacon, Leonard W., on the invasion of Conn., [557];
address on Groton Heights, [562].
Badeaux, J. B., Invasion du Canada, [223].
Bailey, J. T., Brooklyn, [329].
Baker, W. S., American Engravers, [81], [185];
William Sharp, [492].
Balcarras, Earl, [366];
with Burgoyne, [294].
Balch, Thomas, [101];
Maryland Line, [202];
edits Blanchard's Journal, [554];
Les français en Amérique, [560].
Baldwin, C. C., on Vigo and G. R. Clark, [725].
Baldwin, Loammi, [187].
Baldwin, Samuel, Diary, [525].
Balfour, Capt., [118].
Balfour, Col., commands in Charleston, [517], [538], [541].
Ballston, N. Y., destroyed, [645].
Baltimore, Lord, [673].
Bancroft, Col. E., [189].
Bancroft, Geo., on the navigation acts, [64];
on the siege of Boston, [173];
his account of the Long Island battle criticised, [330];
on Arnold's treason, [464];
on Oriskany, [665];
on Wyoming, [665].
Bangs, Lieut., [326].
Banker, Gerard, [409].
Banks, James, Hist. Address, [676].
Barber, Col. Francis, [668];
order-book, [670].
Barber, Geo. C., [670].
Barber, J. W., Hist Coll. N. Y., [666].
Barber, New Haven, [185].
Barclay, S., Personal Recollections, [329].
Barlow, Aaron, [216].
Barlow, Joel, on Thomas Paine, [253];
life by Burr, [253].
Barlow, S. L. M., owns Arnold's journal, [218].
Barnard, Hist. England, [461].
Barney, Joshua, Com. Acc. of, [575];
autog., [575].
Barney, Mary, Com. Joshua Barney, [575].
Barras, autog., [500];
succeeds Ternay, [499].
Barré, Isaac, accounts of, [72];
his speeches on the Stamp Act, [29], [72];
originates the phrase "Sons of Liberty", [72];
his portrait ordered by Boston, [74];
predicts loss of colonies, [85].
Barren Hill, Lafayette at, [396], [442];
map, [443].
Barrett, Col., [124].
Barrette, Lieut., [545].
Barretts, Samuel, [109].
Barrow, Sir John, Lord Howe, [594].
Barry, Henry, Strictures Examined, [106].
Barry, Com. John, his autog., [581];
on the "Raleigh", [581];
accounts of, [581];
in the "America", [583].
Bartlet, W. S., Frontier Missionary, [657].
Bartlett, Josiah, [186]; on Bunker Hill, [194];
autog., [263];
life of, [265];
on privateering, [591].
Bartlett, J. R., Hist. of destruction of the Gaspee, [90];
dies, [90];
account of, by Gammell, [90].
Bartlett, S. C., on Bennington, [356].
Barton, Col., place of capturing Gen. Prescott, [602];
the capture, [403];
accounts of, [404];
his diary, [643].
Baton Rouge, [739].
Battle, K. P., [519].
Baum, Colonel, at Bennington, [300], [354];
death of, [356];
his instructions, [366].
Bauman, Sebastian, map of Yorktown, [551].
Baurmeister, Major, [333].
Bayley, Col., and the Indians, [614].
Bayley, Col. J., at Lake George, [346].
Beach, Allen C., Centennial Celebrations, [308].
Beach, W. W., Indian Miscellany, [657].
Beaman on Ticonderoga, [214].
Bean, T. W., Washington at Valley Forge, [416], [439].
Beardsley, Life of W. S. Johnson, [85].
Bears, Isaac, [178].
Beatson, Robert, Naval and Mil. Memoirs, [518], [589].
Beatty, Erkuries, [667];
his journal, [671].
Beatty, Capt. William, [418].
Beaulieu, Georgia, [470].
Beaurain, Carte de la Guerre, [416];
map of Boston and harbor, [213].
Becket, publishes Authentic Papers from America, [100].
Beckford, Alderman, [83].
Beckwith, H. W., Historic Notes, [718];
on Vigo, [725].
Bedell, Col. Timothy, [216];
at the Cedars, [616].
Bedford, Col. Gunning, [327].
Bedford, Duke of, [21].
Bedford (Long Island), [328].
Bedford (Mass.) men at Lexington, [184];
their flag, [184].
Bedford, Pa., taken, [691].
Beers, Nathan, [464].
Belisle, Independence Hall, [259].
Belknap, Dr. Jeremy, note-books, [189];
diary, [202];
life, [202].
Belknap, Jeremy, uncle of historian, [85].
Belknap, Jos., [85].
Bell, Andrew, [445].
Bell, Charles H., on the privateer "Gen. Sullivan", [591].
Bell, Robt., publishes Paine's Common Sense, [269].
Bellefeuille, Mr., [729].
Bellomont, Lord, [564].
Bellows, Col., [350].
Bemis Heights, Gates occupies, [304];
battle, [356].
See [Saratoga].
Benedict, E. C., Battle of Harlem, [334].
Bennett, C. P., [545].
Bennington, Vt., authorities on the battle, [354];
loss at, [354];
Indians at, [627];
fight at, [300];
maps of the fight, [356].
Benson, Egbert, Vindication of the Captors of André, [466].
Bentalou, Paul, Pulaski Vindicated, [522], [524];
Reply to Johnson, [522].
Benton, N. S., Herkimer County, [351], [657].
Berkeley, Bishop, his house in Rhode Island, [602].
Bernard, Edward, view of Bunker Hill, [198];
Hist. of England, [273].
Bernard, Francis, Gov. of Mass., [12], [22];
his letters sent back to Boston, [83];
Causes of the present distractions, [106];
Select letters, [106];
his rebukes of the legislature, [34];
on the seizure of the "Liberty", [43];
and the Stamp Act, [73];
replies to him by the legislature, [73];
made baronet, [49];
his Letters, [67];
Letters to Hillsborough, etc., [84];
Letters to the Ministry, [84];
instructed to enforce the navigation laws, [32];
Third extraordinary Budget of epistles, [84];
Copies of letters, [84];
enforces laws of trade, [84];
his character, [84].
Bernard, John, Retrospections of America, [407].
Berniere. See [Bernière.]
[Bernière], Henry de, [182];
plan of Bunker Hill battle, [199], [202];
criticised, [202].
Berthelot, Amable, [216].
Besom, Capt. Philip, narrative, [592].
Bethlehem, Pa., Moravian Sisters, [524].
Bickerstaff's Boston Almanac, [86].
Bickham, George, [372].
Bicknell, Barrington, R. I., [203].
Biddle, Chas. J., defends the execution of André, [468].
Biddle, James, [74].
Biddle, Capt. Nicholas, in the "Andrea Doria", [570];
portrait, [570];
in the "Randolph", [571];
engages the "Yarmouth", [571].
Bigelow, Col. Timothy, orderly-books (1779, 1780), [359].
Big-Knives (Kentuckians), [722].
Bilbao, prizes taken to, [592].
Billingsport, N. J., [386], [425];
attacked, [387].
Billon, Annals of St. Louis, [737].
Bishop, Hist. Amer. Manufactures, [108].
Bishops, their introduction opposed in N. E., [243].
Bisset, George III, [223].
Bixby, Samuel, [203].
Blackbird, Pa., [421].
Blackstocks, affair at, [480], [536].
Blanchard, Claude, Journal, [554].
Blanchard, Col., Map of N. Hampshire, [217].
Bland, Col. Theodoric, commands Convention troops in Virginia, [321];
his papers, [321];
Bland Papers, [321].
Bland, Richard, Enquiry, [85].
Blaskowitz, Charles, plan of Frog's Neck, [337];
chart of Narragansett Bay, [593], [601];
map of Newport, [597].
Bleecker, Capt. Leonard, order-book, [670].
Bliss, E. F., [736].
Blood, Thaddeus, [178].
Bloodgood, Sexagenary, [358].
Blowers, Sampson S., autog., [51].
Blue Licks, battle at, [730].
Boardman, S. W., Privateer Cromwell, [592].
Boardman, Timothy, Log-book, [591].
Bollan, William, Coloniæ Anglicanæ illustratæ, [70];
transmits Gage's letters to Boston, [83].
Bolton, Dr. Thomas, [120].
Bond, Col., [227].
Bonner, map of Boston, [207].
Bonneville, picture of D'Estaing, [594].
Boone, Daniel, portrait, [707];
his adventures, [708];
his biographers, [708];
defends his fort (1778), [716].
Boonesborough, Ky., [715].
[Border life], literature of, [248].
literature of, [248];
in the South, scant material for accounts of, [678].
[Boston] inflamed by the Grenville Act, [27];
arrival of troops (1766), [38];
threats to take her patriots to England for trial, [46];
troops sent to (1768), [43], [45];
(1769), [47];
Brazen Head, sign of, [47];
non-importation agreements, [49], [78];
Col. Dalrymple gets key of the Castle, [53];
Port Act meeting, [60];
affected by navigation laws, [64];
Observations of the merchants upon several Acts of Parliament, [64], [83];
Records, [67];
(1768) Revere's picture, [81];
convention to consider the coming of troops, [81];
agitation over the quartering of troops in Boston, [82];
Appeal to the world, [84];
petition to the king (1772), [89];
The American Alarm, [90];
the "Mohawks" and the tea-party, [91];
Votes and Proceedings respecting the tea-ships, [91];
warning broadside, [92];
accounts reach London, [92];
condition during the Port Bill, [95];
title of Port Bill Act, [95];
news arrives, [97];
broadside, [97];
records of this time in Boston City Hall, [95];
gifts to, [95];
effect of Port Bill, references, [96];
newspapers of 1775, [110];
blockade of, [113];
Gage shut up in, [114];
fortifies the Neck, [115];
Gage's force (Jan., 1775), [118];
meetings at the Green Dragon, [120];
maps of roads about, [120], [121];
after Lexington, families leaving the town, [125];
conditions of leaving, [128];
country Tories enter Boston, [128];
army besieging, [134];
British in, [134];
reinforcements under Burgoyne, Clinton, and Howe, [134];
Gates advises against an assault, [142];
want of provisions during the siege, [144];
contemporary views from Beacon Hill, [148]-151;
British encampments on the Common, [149];
Howe advised by the ministry to abandon the town, [152];
the siege pressed, [152];
to be destroyed if necessary, [153];
plays acted, [153];
Boston Blockade, [153];
songs from, [154];
Tragedy of Zara, [155];
view of (1776), [157];
view of the Castle, [157];
the town evacuated, [158];
population, [158];
authorities on the siege, [172];
Washington proposed boat attack, [172];
Antique views, [185];
plan by Norman, [201];
siege of, [202];
account of the American camps, [202];
diaries, [202];
letters, [203];
orderly-books, [204];
the British camp, [204];
Newsletter printed, [204];
Liberty-tree cut down, [204];
houses occupied by British generals, [204];
British works, [204];
selectmen correspond with Gen. Thomas, [204];
diaries, letters, etc., during the siege, [204];
American prisoners in the town, [204];
Evacuation Memorial, [205];
property destroyed, [205];
Ward left in command, [205];
the Quakers of Philadelphia help the poor, [205];
fears of an attack, [205];
medal given to Washington to commemorate the siege, [206], [207];
maps of the siege, [207];
from Marshall's Washington, [206];
maps of the town of the Rev. period, [207], [209];
landmarks of the siege, [207];
English plans, [207];
that in Almon's Remembrancer, [208];
one in the library of Congress, [209], [210];
Pelham's map, [209];
Rawdon map, [209];
surveys of Wm. Page, [210];
map of lines on the Neck, [211];
Brown's house, [211];
Trumbull's plan of the Neck lines, [211];
plan indorsed by Mifflin, [212];
other plans, [212];
British plan of American lines, [212];
plan of Boston and vicinity, [212];
French maps of the siege, [212];
Latin map, [213];
German maps, [213];
feared Howe in 1777 was coming there, [416];
congress at, in 1780, [560];
Proceedings ed. by F. B. Hough, [560];
her privateers, [587];
fleets of Howe and Byron off the harbor (1778), [603];
D'Estaing in, [603];
riot in, [603];
fear of British advancing from Rhode Island, [603];
siege of, Indians employed, [613];
killing of sentries, [657];
"Boston", frigate, given to Captain Tucker, [566];
lost at Charleston, [583].
Boston Gazette, [110].
Boston harbor, forays in (1775), [131];
plans of, [202], [207], [209], [212], [213].
plan of the ground, [47], [48];
picture of, [47];
news of, in England, [52];
causes, [85];
authorities, [85];
Short Narrative, [85];
sent to England, [85];
Additional Observations, [85];
Letter to C. Lucas, [85];
other accounts, [85];
Kidder's Boston Massacre, [86];
Preston's trial, [86];
trial of soldiers, [49], [86];
printed Report, [86];
Fair Account, [86];
did the soldiers fire before being assaulted? 88;
its effect in producing the Rev., [88];
its anniversary observed, [88];
ovations, [88];
commemorated (1775), [119];
burlesqued, [120].
Boston Neck (R. I.), [600].
Boston Newsletter, [110], [204].
Boston Port Bill, [58].
See [Boston.]
Botetourt, Gov., [46].
Boucher, Jona., Views of the Amer. Rev., [98].
Boudinot, Elias, Star in the West, [652].
Bounties offered to Indians, [674];
for scalps, [681].
Bouquet, Col. Henry, his portrait, [692];
his character, [692];
Hist. Acc. of Expedition, [651], [699];
marches to relieve Fort Pitt, [694];
fight at Bushy Run, [696];
map of his campaign, [696];
at Fort Pitt, [697];
marches into the Ohio Valley, [698];
returns, [699];
dies, [699];
captives retaken by him, [699];
West's picture of them, [699];
West's picture of his Council with the Indians, [694];
Bourgoin, Thèâtre de la Guerre, [416].
Bowdoin, James, [128];
in Congress (1774), [59];
taking the lead, [83];
his autog., [83];
his character, [83];
Letter to Hillsborough, [84];
on the desire for independence, [255].
Bowen, Ephraim, on the destruction of the "Gaspee", [90].
Bowen, Francis, his Otis, [70];
Benj. Lincoln, [513];
Steuben, [515].
Bowen, J. S., on Brandywine, [419].
Bowen, Nathan, [318].
Bowman, Capt. Joseph, [718].
Bowman, Capt. Josiah, [682].
Bowman, Major, fighting the Shawanese, [730].
Bowring, Jeremy Bentham, [95].
Bowyer, Adj., on Waxhaws, [527].
Boyd, Lieut. Thomas, [640], [671].
Boyle, Marylanders, [227].
Boylston, E. D., Hillsborough County Congress, [108].
Boynton, Edw. C., West Point, [464].
Boynton, Thomas, [188].
Brackenborough, Judge, life of Braxton, [265].
Brackenridge, H. H., drama on Bunker Hill, [198];
Death of Montgomery, [216];
on the Monmouth field, [446].
Brackenridge, H. M., Views of Louisiana, [652].
Brackinridge, H., on the Indians, [736].
Bradford, Alden, Jonathan Mayhew, [71];
edits Mass. State Papers, [73];
Bunker Hill, [191];
life of R. T. Paine, [265].
Bradford, Job, [187].
Bradford Club, [219].
Bradford's Collection, [73].
Bradstreet, Col., goes up the lakes (1764), [698];
at Detroit, [698];
orderly-book, [698].
Brainerd, W. F., [562].
Brandywine, battle of, [381];
map of battle, [414];
view of the field, [419];
Galloway's plan of, [415];
sources, [418];
Washington's map of the campaign, [420], [421];
Hessian map, [422];
[Brant, Joseph], at Montreal, [619];
made Guy Johnson's secretary, [623];
autograph, [625];
his early life, [625];
invades New York (1777), [626];
at siege of Fort Stanwix, [299], [628], [661];
to operate in New York (1778), [633];
his ravages, [633];
burns Andrustown, [636];
attacks German Flats, [636];
at Cherry Valley, [636], [665];
denied responsibility for massacre at Cherry Valley, [638];
accounts of, [657];
descendants, [657];
letters, [657];
meets Herkimer, [627];
attacks the Minisink settlements, [639];
his report, [672];
at Canajoharie, [644];
not at Wyoming, [663].
Brashear, Lieut., [729].
Brassier, Wm., surveyed Lake Champlain, [347].
Brattle, Gen., his letter to Gage in fac-simile, [98].
Braxton, Carter, life, [265];
autog., [266];
Address to the Convention, [272].
Breechloaders used at Brandywine, [419].
Brehm, Capt., [738].
Brent, Archbishop Carroll, [229].
Brevoort, J. C., has some of Paul Jones's papers, [590].
Breyman, Col., at Bennington, [300], [354].
Briar Creek, [520].
Bridgdens, of Boston, [47].
Bridgetown, Pa., [421].
Briggs, C. A., American Presbyterianism, [244].
Bristol (R. I.), [600].
British army, brutality of, [372].
British Constitution, spirit of, [5].
British regiments, historical records of, [198].
Brock, R. A., on the Nelson house, [506].
Brodhead, Col., attacks the Indians of the Alleghany, [642], [671];
his route, [642];
at Fort Pitt, [731];
acc. of his exped., [653].
Bromfield, John, [187].
Bronson, J., [464].
Bronx River, [337].
Brookline, Mass., fort at, [206], [210];
view of, [150].
[Brooklyn], maps of, [329];
battle of, [277];
risks of the British, [290];
accounts of, [344];
roads of approach, [277];
British plans, [278].
See [Long Island].
Brooklyn Heights, [275];
defences of, [275].
Brooks, Chas., Medford, ed. by Usher, [202].
Brooks, Erastus, [665];
on Indian history, [681].
Brooks, Col. John, at Bemis's Heights, [357];
on Valley Forge, [436];
on Monmouth, [446];
autog., [136];
portrait, [202];
on Bunker Hill plans, [202].
Brooks, N. C., on the Burgoyne campaign, [361].
Broom, J., surveyor, [421].
Brotherhead, Signers, [259].
Brougham, Henry, [9], [10], [63].
Broughton, Capt. Nicholas, [565].
Brown, Capt. Abraham, [130].
Brown, Dr. Buckminster, [194].
Brown, Dr. Geo., [187].
Brown, H. A., Oration on the Congress of 1774, [99];
Mem. and Orations, [439];
on Monmouth, [446].
Brown, H. K., statue of Gen. Greene, [510].
Brown, Col. John, and Ticonderoga, [213];
killed at Stone Arabia, [644];
in Canada, [161], [613], [615], [674];
his letters from Canada, [215].
Brown, Mrs. J. B., Stories of Warren, [194].
Brown, J. M., Schoharie County, [660].
Brown, Peter, [187].
Brown, Dr. Samuel, [710].
Brown, Thomas, [203].
Brunswick (N. C.), [542].
Brush, Crean, [205].
Bryan, Alexander, Gates's scout (1777), [358].
Bryan, Geo., [401].
Brymner, Douglas, [693];
edits Haldimand calendar, [653];
Report on Canadian Archives, [733].
Buchanan, James, No. American Indians, [651];
on removing André's remains, [461].
Buck, W. J., Washington on the Neshaminy, [418].
Buck Island, [661].
Buckingham, J. T., Specimens of newspaper lit., [110].
Buffalo, N. Y., history of, [648].
Buffenton's Ford, [418].
Buford, Col., defeated at Waxhaws, [475], [527].
Bugbee, J. M., Centennial of Bunker Hill, [172].
Bull, Col., [679].
Bull, Gen., [519].
Bull, surveys of Georgia, [538].
Bullard, E. F., address, [366].
Bullock, Alex. H., on the Constitution of Mass., [274].
Bull's Ferry, affair at, [560].
Bunker Hill, occupied, [135];
order for it, [135];
battle of, [136];
forces engaged, [140];
Howe criticised, [140];
losses, [140];
news of it spread, [140];
authorities, [184];
earliest accounts, [186];
contemporary letters, diaries, and orderly-books, [187], [188];
losses of property at Charlestown, [187];
depositions of survivors, [189];
early historians, [189];
who commanded? 190;
officers engaged, [191];
monument, [194];
anniversary discourses, [194];
British accounts, [194];
letters, [194];
fac-simile of the Tory broadside account, [196];
Rawdon drawing of the battle, [197];
other pictures, [197];
general histories, [198];
ballads, [198];
dramas, [198];
British plan of the battle, [199];
America invincible, [200];
novels and poems, [200];
plan from the Impartial History, [201];
plan of the redoubt, [212];
of the works built by the British, [212].
Burch, [39].
Burdge, Franklin, [270].
[Burgoyne], Gen. John, writes Gage's proclamations, [131];
correspondence with Chas. Lee, [144];
his opinion, 1775, on subduing the colonies, [145];
feared the occupation of Dorchester Heights, [156];
reaches Quebec (1776), [167], [225];
follows Sullivan, [167];
on Bunker Hill, [195];
life by Fonblanque, [195];
autog., [292];
suggests the use of mercenaries, [293];
his army, [294];
his character, [294];
orders from Germain, [295];
at St. Johns, [295];
his bombastic proclamation, [295];
at Crown Point, [296];
at Ticonderoga, [299];
refused troops by Carleton, [299];
at Fort Edward, [299];
losses at Stanwix and Bennington, [301];
moved towards Saratoga, [304];
at Freeman's Farm, [305];
awaits succor from Clinton, [307];
makes reconnoissance (Oct. 7), [307];
his losses, [309];
retreats to Saratoga, [309];
surrounded, [309];
sends flag of truce, [309];
fac-simile of letter to Gates about the British wounded, [310];
at Gates's headquarters, [310];
his losses in the campaign, [311];
his army marched to Boston, [311], [318];
the plan of his campaign criticised, [312];
his difficulties of supply, [313];
his slow movements, [313];
authorities on his campaign, [315];
charges against Henley, [318];
examination of the observance of the convention, [318];
breaks the provisions of the convention, [318];
neither side scrupulous, [319];
flags concealed, [319];
plan for the campaign of 1777, [348];
preparations, [348];
issues a proclamation, [349];
reprints, [349];
burlesqued, [349];
maps of the entire campaign, [349];
captures Ticonderoga, [349];
Hubbardton, [350];
proclamation, [350];
Campaign of, by W. L. Stone, [351];
worsted at Bennington, [354];
instructions to Baum, [354];
his report to Germain, [354];
discouraged, [356];
Freeman's Farm, [356];
battle of Oct. 7, [357];
surrenders, [358];
view of field, [358];
view of camp, [358];
his letter to Germain, [358];
strength of his army, [358];
authorities on the campaign in general, [358], [360], [361];
orderly-books and journals, [359], [360];
his own orders, [359];
life by De Fonblanque, [361];
maps of the final battles, [361];
fac-simile of map in Analectic Mag., [362];
view of the field of surrender, [361];
signatures of the convention, [361];
Gates's headquarters, [361];
landmarks of the campaign, [361];
effects of the surrender in Europe, [364];
sails for England, [364];
in Parliament, [364];
his birth, [364];
satires upon, [364];
his defences in Parliament, [365];
Substance of Speeches, [365];
John Wilkes' comments, [365];
resigns his commission, [365];
Letter to his Constituents, [365];
Reply, [365];
Letter to Burgoyne, [366];
A brief examination, [366];
Enquiry into the conduct of Burgoyne, [366];
Supplement to the State of the Expedition, [366];
attacked in Remarks, [366];
Letter to Lieut.-Gen. Burgoyne, [366];
reply by Rev. Sam. Peters, [366];
Essay on modern martyrs, [366];
his State of the Expedition, [366];
his documents laid before Parliament, [366];
documents in the War Office, [366];
his speech to the Indians, [366];
his letter from Albany, [366];
councils of war, [366];
exchanged, [366];
news of his surrender sent to Europe by Massachusetts, [571], [586];
his opinion of the use of Indians, [621], [627];
charged with buying scalps, [683];
Washington visits the scene of his campaign, [746].
Burk, John, Virginia, 515.
Burke, Ardanus, Address, [527].
Burke, Edmund, [31];
his first speech, [32];
in Parliament (1770), [52];
European Settlements, [64];
on the debates of 1765, [72];
Observations on Tickle's tract, [85];
Thoughts on the Causes of the present Discontents, [88];
on the Quebec Bill, [102];
on American taxation, [112];
his Works, [112];
speeches on conciliation, [112];
conversation with North, [112];
his character, [112];
lives of, [112];
as a speaker, [112];
on Bunker Hill, [195];
ridicules Burgoyne's proclamations, [295];
in the Annual Register, [687].
Burke, J. W., [258].
Burr, Aaron, on the Kennebec exped., [162];
as a soldier, [163];
in the assault on Quebec, [165];
his house in N. York, [276].
Burton, Jonathan, [202], [227];
his diary, [346].
Bury, Viscount, Exodus of the Western Nations, [232].
Bushnell, C. I., Crumbs for Antiquarians, [202], [219].
Bushnell, David, invents the "American Turtle", [567].
Bushy Run, battle of, [694];
losses, [669];
plan, [692];
described by Burke, [697];
by Wm. Smith, [697].
Bute, Earl of, [21];
his ministry, [23].
Butler, James D., on Bennington, [356].
Butler, Col. John, at Niagara (Sept., 1776), [626];
to invade the Susquehanna country (1778), [633];
at Wyoming, [634], [636], [663];
his report, [664].
Butler, Mann, [718].
Butler, Col. Richard, at Monmouth, [446];
Diary of Yorktown, [554].
Butler, Walter N., at Cherry Valley, [636], [665];
on the Mohawk (1781), [646];
killed, [646].
Butler, Col. Wm., [346];
burns Oquaga, [636];
route of, in 1778, [681].
Butler, Zebulon, report on Wyoming, [634], [664];
acc. of, [664];
and the Tuscaroras, [619];
escapes, [635].
Butler's Rangers, [661];
their badge, [631].
Butterfield, C. W., edits Leith's Narrative, [682];
Washington-Crawford letters, [714];
Exped. against Sandusky, [737];
Washington-Irvine Corresp., [737].
Butt's Hill (R. I.), [602].
Byron, Admiral, on the American coast, [580];
off Boston harbor, [603].
Cadwalader, Col. Lambert, [288], [341];
at Fort Washington, [338];
and Gen. Prescott, [403].
Cahokia, [730];
Indian council at, [719];
surrenders, [722];
Caldwell, Charles, Life of Gen. Greene, [510].
Caldwell, David, his life, [514].
Caldwell, Col. Henry, [222].
Caldwell on Ticonderoga, [214].
Calef, John, Siege of Penobscot, [604].
Callendar, George, [209].
Calvé, [739].
Calvert, Geo. H., play on André, [464].
Cambell, David, [535].
Cambridge (Mass.) fortified (1775), [130];
Holmes House, [135];
Tory Row, [142];
Vassall or Craigie House, [142];
Brattle House, [142];
Riedesel House, [142];
Oliver House, [142];
Bishop's Palace, [142];
Christ Church, [142];
Centennial Memorial, [142];
Washington Elm, [142];
councils of war in, [142];
accounts of the camp, [202], [203];
letters from the camp, [203];
orderly-books, [204]; works at, [206];
legislature at (1769), [47];
men at Lexington, [184];
Camden, Lord, on the Decl. of Indep., [269];
Camden (Carolina), campaign of, [514];
battle of (Gates), [477], [478], [529];
and the militia, [478];
number of forces, [529];
losses, [530];
Faden's plan, [531];
other plans, [531];
Senff's plan, [533].
For the second battle at, see [Hobkirk's Hill].
Campbell, Archibald, map of Georgia, [675];
at Savannah, [469].
Campbell, Brigadier, at Pensacola, [739], [740].
Campbell, Col. Arthur, of Virginia, [677];
raid on the Indians, [680].
Campbell, C., edits Lewis's Order-book, [168];
edits Bland Papers, [321].
Campbell, C. A., on the Robinson House, [452];
on the Odell House, [561].
Campbell, Donald, succeeds to the command before Quebec, [165];
despatch about the siege of Quebec, [221].
Campbell, Douglass, on Cherry Valley, [666];
on the Iroquois and N. Y.'s Indian policy, [681].
Campbell, J. W., Biog. Sketches, [219].
Campbell, Robert, on King's Mountain, [535].
Campbell, Thomas, his letter to Brant, [663];
Gertrude of Wyoming, [665].
Campbell, Col. Wm., [478];
on King's Mountain, [535].
Campbell, W. W., on Gen. James Clinton, [659], [670];
Tryon County or Border Warfare, [351], [659];
Border Warfare, [655];
on Indians in the Rev. War, [655];
on Cherry Valley, [666].
Campbell, Life of Loughborough, [112].
Campfield, Jabez, diary, [668].
Canada, campaign in (1775-1776), [162];
Schuyler in command, [215];
address of Congress to the inhabitants, [215];
maps of the campaign, [215];
maps of the region, [216];
Arnold's share in it (see [Kennebec expedition], Quebec);
retreat from Canada, [226];
local aspects, [227];
commissioners of Congress in, [227];
their instructions, [227];
new commissioners sent, [227];
D'Estaing's proclamation to the inhabitants, [603];
Franklin's advocacy of its retention by England (1763), [686];
Indians of, visited by Maj. Brown, [613];
sought by Ethan Allen, [614];
invasion from, threatened, [615];
messengers sent to, by Adams and Warren, [119].
Canadea, N. Y., [669].
Canajoharie Castle, [608];
destroyed, [644].
Canandaigua, [669].
Caner, Henry, Candid Examination, [70].
Canot, P., [331].
Cantwell's Bridge, [421].
Cape Fear River, [485];
map, [542].
Cardinal, Nic., [726].
Carleton, General Guy, refuses troops to Burgoyne, [299];
opposes the use of Indians, [613], [618], [655];
thought to be intending an invasion, [615];
charged with coercing the Indians to take sides, [615];
uses them for defence, [618], [621];
instructed by Germain (1777), [348];
disappointed in not conducting the campaign (1777), [348];
his commissions, [653], [654], [673];
his orders (1776-1777), [359];
correspondence from Quebec, [222];
at Crown Point, [293];
reaches Quebec (1776), [164];
portrait, [164];
autog., [164];
arrives in N. Y. (1782), [745].
Carlisle, Pa., taken, [691].
Carmichael-Smyth, Sir James, Précis of the War in Canada, [223].
Carolinas, map of, by Henry Monson, [675].
Carpenter, J. C., [227].
Carr, Dabney, [56].
Carr, Lucien, on women's rights among the Indians, [607].
Carrington, Gen. H. B., Boston and New York, [173];
plan of Bunker Hill, [189], [202];
Strategic relations of New Jersey, [413];
on Lafayette in Virginia, [547].
Carroll, Chas., autog., [227], [265];
letters from Canada, [229];
last survivor of the signers of the Decl. of Indep., [264];
his Journal, [227];
references, [227];
his wealth, [227];
his house, [227];
medal, [227];
portrait, [227];
life, [266].
Carroll, John, in Canada, [166], [227].
Carter, William, Genuine Detail, [195].
Carter's Valley, [678].
Cartwright, John, [244].
Caruthers, E. W., Interesting Rev. Incidents, [514], [539];
Life of David Caldwell, [81], [514].
Carver, Jonathan, map of province of Quebec, [226].
Cary, Archibald, [259].
Case of Great Britain and America, [85].
Castiglione, Viaggio, [529].
Castine, [604];
British at (1779), [603].
Castle William (Boston), view, [157];
blown up, [158].
Castleton, Vt., [297];
Burgoyne's orders to people of, [359].
Caswell and the North Carolina militia, [476].
Catawba Indians, [611];
friendly to the Americans, [620].
Catawba River, [475].
Catharine's town, N. Y., [669].
at Montreal, [624];
offer aid, [673].
Caulkins, F. M., New London, [591].
Cavendish, Lady Georgiana, Admiral Gambier, [230], [326], [436].
Cavendish Debates, [102].
Caverley, A. M., Pittsford, Vt., [355].
Cayugas, their country, [609].
Caziare, Lieut., his surveys of Yorktown, [553].
Cedars, affair at, [166], [225], [616];
Authentic Narrative, [225].
Ceracchi, bust of Hamilton, [384].
Chadwick, J. W., [331].
Chalmers, Geo., Polit. Annals, [64];
Revolt of the Colonies, [64], [232], [255];
Opinions of Eminent Lawyers, [255];
Plain Truth, [270];
on the growth of Amer. independence, [232].
Chamberlain, Mellen, "The Revolution impending", [1];
edits Dearborn's journal, [219], [360];
his John Adams, [261];
Authentication of the Decl. of Indep., [269].
Chambers, Col., Chambersburg, [327].
Chambers, John, [219].
Chamblée on the Sorel, [215];
Sullivan at, [167];
fort captured, [162];
its colors in Philad., [162].
Champe, Sergeant, and Arnold, [468];
Champe's Adventures, [468].
Champlain, Lake, armed vessels on (1776), [346];
Arnold on, [346];
surveyed by Brassier, [347];
maps, [348].
Champney, L. W., "Memories of New London", [562].
Chandler Ford, Pa., [421].
Chandler, P. W., Amer. Criminal Trials, [86], [463].
Chandler, Thomas B., his controversy with Chauncey, [71];
What think ye of Congress now? 101;
Strictures examined, [106].
Channing, Edw., "War in the Southern Dept.", [469].
Channing, Wm. H., edits J. H. Perkins' Memoirs, [648].
Chapin, C. W. E., [650].
Chapman, Isaac A., [199], [362];
Wyoming, 664.
Chapman, T. J., on the siege of Fort Pitt, [697];
on C. F. Post, [736].
Charleston, S. C., view, [171];
(1776), [229];
(1777), [471];
defences (1776), [169];
map of its harbor, [170], [471];
news of Lexington in, [178];
capitulation at, [322];
evacuated, [507];
attacked by Prevost, [520];
Address to Clinton, [527];
tea-ships at, [57];
forces engaged, [525];
losses, [525];
plans of the siege, [526], [528];
American prisoners at, [534];
plan of, [538];
repossessed, [546];
ships taken at (1780), [582], [583].
Charlestown, Mass., views of, [197];
plan of, [198], [201], [202], [206], [210];
survey of, [200];
works made by the British (1775-1776), [202];
deserted, [138];
burned, [138].
Charters amended or revoked by the crown, [3];
Franklin's opinion, [3].
[Chartres], Fort, surrendered, [705];
acc. of, [706];
abandoned, [720].
See [Fort].
Chase, Samuel, in Canada, [166], [227];
autog., [265];
life, [266];
letters, [341].
Chase, Thomas, Sketches of Paul Jones, [590].
Chastellux, autog., [500];
on Cowpens, [538];
Remarks on his Travels, 463, [560];
sails from Baltimore, [745].
Chatham resigned, [46];
common popular portrait, [109];
portrait for R. H. Lee, [110];
Hoare's picture of, [110];
bust by Wilton, [110];
statue at Charleston, [110];
medals, [110];
lives of, [112];
his speeches, [112];
his speeches against using Indians, [617], [621].
Chatterton's Hill, [286].
Chaudiere River, [224].
Chauncey, Chas., his autog., [71];
controversy with Chandler, [71];
Discourse on Mayhew, [71];
sermon, the Stamp Act repeal, [74];
on the Penobscot exped., [603];
Letter to a friend, [76], [95].
Chauvignerie, report on the Indians, [652].
Cheever, David, [187].
Chemung, [669];
ambuscade at, [681];
destroyed, [639].
Cheney, J. V., [138].
Cheraws, camp at, [483].
Cherokees, [611];
their territory, [610];
ready to fight, [620];
map of campaign against, [675];
country invaded, [676];
their houses, [678].
Cherry Valley, [609];
accounts of massacre, [665];
fortified (1778), [636].
Chesapeake Bay, charts of, [548];
French map, [553];
map of entrance, [550].
Chesney, Alex., acc. of war in So. Carolina, [535].
Chesney, Col., Essays in modern military biography, [536].
Chester, John, [187].
Chester, J. L., on André's lineage, [464].
Chester (Pa.), [429];
Chestnut Hill (Pa.), [425], [428];
skirmish at, [389].
Chevalier, M., La Marine Française, [598].
Chew, Benj., his house, [385], [426].
Chew, Joseph, [658].
Chickamaugas, [678].
Child, D. L., Inquiry into conduct of Gen. Putnam, [191].
Child, Sir Josiah, [63].
Chilicothe destroyed, [731].
Chipman, Life of Warner, [356].
Chittenden, L. E., Address, [214].
Choctaws, [611].
Choiseul, Duc de, [686];
sends a messenger to the English colonies, [244];
understood American affairs, [60];
watching the colonies, [16].
Choisy, autog., [500].
Chotteau, Léon, Les Français en Amérique, [463], [560].
Chouteau, Col. P., [705].
Christian, Col. Wm., [676], [679], [714].
Christiana Bridge (Pa.), [421];
creek, [381];
river, [421].
Church, Dr. Benj., his traitorous correspondence, [118], [145];
confined in Cambridge, [142];
Elegy on Dr. Mayhew, [71];
The Times, [73];
oration on Boston Massacre, [88].
Churchill, Amos, Hubbardton, [350].
Cincinnati Society, [746].
Circular letter of Mass., [42];
responses, [44].
Cist, Lewis J., [264].
Clap, Ensign, [203].
Clapham, Mrs., [47].
Clapp, Dorchester, [173].
Clarence, C. W., Ralph Farnham, [192].
Clark, Abraham, [407];
autog., [264];
life, [265].
Clark, Geo. Rogers, on the origin of the Dunmore war, [710];
on Cresap, [712];
his tour in Kentucky, [716];
sent to Va. Assembly, [716];
plans the conquest of the Northwest, [716];
made a colonel, [717];
raises troops, [717];
his own accounts of his Illinois campaign, [718];
his papers owned by L. C. Draper, [718];
his journal at Vincennes, [718];
his despatches captured, [718];
captures Kaskaskia, [719];
captures Vincennes, [718], [722];
his youth, [723];
holds council with the Indians, [724];
marches to retake Vincennes, [725];
transactions with Vigo, [725];
summons Hamilton, [726], [727];
on Hamilton, [682];
fac-simile of autog., [727];
captures stores, [728];
plans of capturing Detroit, [728];
builds Fort Jefferson, [730];
intercepted letters 730, [733];
estimate of him by Washington, [731];
fights Arnold in Va., [732];
made brig.-general, [732];
urged to capture B. Arnold in Va., [732];
disappears from Western history, [733];
on the Miami, [733];
discharged, [733];
social habits, [733];
in French service (1793), [733];
references, [734];
death, [734];
portrait, [734];
Clark, Henry, on Hubbardton, [350].
Clark, John, Battle fought 17th June, [195].
Clark, John, diary, [436], [446].
Clark, Rev. Jonas, [122], [180].
Clark, Joseph, [445].
Clark, Gen. J. S., map of the Newtown battle, [681];
on the Sullivan campaign (1779), [671].
Clark, Major, spy of Washington, [439].
Clark, Peter, on Bennington, [354].
Clark, Thomas, Naval Hist. of U. S., [589].
Claus, Col. Daniel, [247], [351], [661];
has charge of St. Leger's Indians, [628];
manuscript anecdotes of Brant, [663]:
Cleveland, Col., and North Carolinians, [478].
Clinch Valley, [676].
Clinton, De Witt, life of Philip Livingston, [265].
Clinton, George, house in N. Y., [276];
memoir by W. L. Stone, [308];
opposes evacuation of N. Y., [333];
autog., [364].
Clinton, Sir Henry, at Bunker Hill, [138];
proclamations in S. Carolina, [229], [322], [513], [526];
attacks Fort Moultrie, [153], [170], [230];
in the battle of Brooklyn, [279];
attack on Forts Clinton and Montgomery, [306];
plan, [363];
despatches, [364];
in Philadelphia, [396];
succeeds Howe, [443];
on Monmouth, [446];
on the Southern campaign (1778), [520];
endeavors to save André, [461];
his MS. Hist. of the War, [467];
his accounts of Arnold and André, [467];
in the South, [469];
attacks Charlestown, S. C., [471], [526];
captures it, [474];
his report, [525];
deceived by Washington's seeming intention of attacking New York, [498], [501], [561];
Narrative, [516];
Observations on Cornwallis's Answer, [516];
his notes on the correspondence, [156];
controversy with Arbuthnot, [517];
Letter to Com. on Public Accounts, [517];
Observations on Stedman, [517];
Memorandum on plundering, [517];
forged despatch about siege of Charleston, [527];
his controversy with Cornwallis, [547];
orders him to occupy Old Point Comfort, [548];
ordered by Germain to continue the war in the South, [548];
seeks to succor Cornwallis, [549];
in New Jersey, [559];
on the revolt of the Penn. line, [561];
in Rhode Island (1776), [593];
(1778), [603];
sends naval force to Penobscot (1779), [603];
relieved by Carleton, [745].
Clinton, Gen. James, his expedition against the Indians, [638];
acc. of, [659];
in the Sullivan exped. (1779), [667], [670];
Revolutionary Relics, [457].
Clunes, John, [360].
Cluny, Alex., Amer. Traveller, [85].
Clymer, Geo., autog., [265];
life, [265].
Cobb, David, diary at Yorktown, [554].
Cobbett, Wm., [359].
Cobleskill, Brant at, [633];
confused accounts of, [633];
destroyed, [660].
Coburn, F. W., Bennington, [356].
Cockings, Geo., The American War, [197], [200].
Coffin, Chas., Bunker Hill, [189];
Mem. of Gen. Thomas, [167].
Coffin, C. C., Boscawen, [355];
on Bunker Hill, [190].
Coffin, Shubael, [33].
Cohoes, [609].
Colden, lieut.-gov. of New York, [30].
Coleman, C. W., on Greene, [537].
Coleman, E. C., on Simon Kenton, [708].
[Colerain], Lord, [517] (see [Hanger, Geo].), Life of Hanger, [517].
Coles, Edward, [258].
Collet, surveys of No. Carolina, [538].
Colleville, Vicomte de, Les missions secretes du Baron de Kalb, [244].
Collier, Sir Geo., [326];
in N. Y. harbor, [330];
relieves Penobscot, [582];
in the "Rainbow", [589].
Colman, R. F., [734].
Colonies, English, their independence of England, [232];
their relations to the crown, [3], [5].
Colonization, English idea of, [687].
Colucci, Giuseppe, Guerra per l'Independenza, [523].
Columbian Magazine, [510].
Combahee Ferry, [507].
[Committees] of correspondence, origin of, [89];
of correspondence, inspection, and safety, [90].
Conanicut Island, map of, [596], [600], [602].
[Concord (Mass.)], fight at, [124];
roads about, [121];
visited by Brown and Bernière, [119];
authorities on the fight, [175];
depositions, [175];
fac-simile of Col. James Barrett's, [177];
plan of, [180];
centennial celebration, [184];
histories, [184];
view of, [185] (see [Lexington]);
military stores at, [123];
Prov. Congress at, [120].
Cone, Mary, [729];
Rufus Putnam, [158].
Conestogoes, massacred by Paxton Boys, [606], [682];
their lands, [606].
"Confederacy", captured, [584].
Confederation of the United States (1776), [240], [274];
articles, [174];
debates on, [274];
Franklin's proposed plan, [654].
Congaree River, [475].
various plans at, [66];
Congress of 1774, proposed, [59], [60];
who originated?, [98];
sessions, [99];
legal aspects of, [99];
the delegates, how chosen 99;
feelings in N. Y. towards, [99];
Delaware members, [99];
Virginia members, [99];
tracts about, [99];
New England in, [99];
Sunday sessions opposed, [99];
Middle States in, [99];
Virginia in, [99];
Carolina in, [99];
its Journal, [100];
its device, [100];
copy owned by Thomas Cushing, [100];
The whole proceedings, [100];
Extracts from its Journal, [100];
documents in Force, [100];
notes of the debates, [100];
Declaration of Rights, [100];
Petition to the King, [100];
MS. copies in existence, [100];
printed copies, [100];
Address to the people of Great Britain, [100];
a Letter in response, [100];
Memorial to the Colonies, [100];
Suffolk Resolves, read, [100];
the approval of them drove out the loyalists, [101];
effect in England, [101];
Galloway's plan of adjustment, [101];
relations of loyalists, [101];
Articles of Association, 101;
fac-similes of signatures, [102];
address to inhabitants of Quebec, [104];
every step known in London, [104];
its views challenged in New York, [104];
the Seabury-Wilkins tracts on, [104];
letter to the king, [237];
declaration, [237].
Congress of 1775, [107];
Journal, [107];
different eds., [107];
debates, [107];
its Declaration, [108];
Address to the inhabitants of Great Britain, [108];
Address to Ireland, [108];
Address to New England, [108];
Petition to the King, [108], [255];
chooses Washington commander-in-chief, [108];
articles of confederation, [108];
approves the form of government adopted in Mass., [108];
articles for the government of the troops, [108];
plan for organizing militia, [108];
proceedings, secret, [108];
com. of secret correspondence, [108];
general references, [108];
lives of members, [108];
effect in England, [109];
Dr. Samuel Johnson's Taxation no Tyranny, [109];
tender of Canada, [160];
parties in, [255].
[Congress, Continental], sends a commission to Canada, [166];
Declaration of Independence, [228] (see [Declaration]);
and independence, [231];
its character, [233];
New Hampshire in, [234];
Massachusetts in, [234];
Connecticut in, [234];
Pennsylvania in, [234];
journals, [252], [261], [268];
leaves Philadelphia (1776), [373], [383];
its lessening character, [391];
distrust of Washington in, [391];
inefficiency of, [556], [744];
creates inspector-general, [556];
seeks to regulate prices, [556];
naval committee, [567];
appoints Hopkins commander-in-chief of navy, [568];
arranges the rank of captains, [570];
gives commissioners in Europe power to commission naval officers, [573];
authorizes privateers, [591];
Extracts from Journals on prizes and privateers, [591];
prize claims, [591];
and the use of Indians, [615], [616], [622], [632], [654];
creates Indian departments, [616];
addresses the Six Nations, [616];
plan of confederation, [616];
address to Ireland, [617].
Connecticut claims the credit of capturing Ticonderoga (1775), [160], [213];
claim to land in Pennsylvania, [605], [665], [680];
creates a navy, [565];
equips troops (1775), [122];
her seamen, [587];
invaded by Tryon, [557];
men at Bunker Hill, [189];
naval officers, [568];
organizes a militia, [116];
issues paper money, [116];
privateers, [591];
whale-boat warfare, [591];
Queries and Answers as to her commerce, [64];
retains her original charter, [274];
sends a message to Gage (1775), [128];
Mass. delegates in, [128];
Stamp Act in, [73];
troops in Long Island battle, [329];
trouble with the Mohawks, [605].
Connecticut Valley invaded (1780), [645].
Conner, Timothy, journal, [575].
Connolly, Dr. John, [709].
Connolly's arrest, [653].
Conover, Geo. S., edits journals of Sullivan expedition, [681];
Sayengueraghta, [663].
Conrad, R. T., edited Sanderson's Signers, [266].
Constitution Island in the Hudson, [323], [462], [465];
plan, [325].
Constitutional Society in London, [175].
Constitutions of the several United States, [268], [272].
Continental army reorganized, [437];
distresses of, [560];
number of men in, year by year, [588];
including militia, [588];
not paid, [745];
disbanded, [746].
Continental Congress. See [Congress].
Continental navy, general accounts of, [589];
forming of, [567];
naval committee, [567];
names of first-built ships, [567];
officers commissioned in Europe, [573];
losses, [576];
force in 1780, [583];
total number engaged in service, [584], [587];
compared with land forces, [588];
vessels sunk in the Delaware, [428];
raised, [445].
See [Navy.]
Convention troops (Burgoyne's army), [317];
at Rutland, [321];
in Virginia, [321].
Conway Cabal, [392];
who shared in it?, [446];
Conway, Gen. H. S., [31], [238];
his portrait ordered by Boston, [74];
likenesses, [74].
Conway, Gen. Thomas, at Brandywine, [382];
and the Conway Cabal, [392].
Conyngham, Gustavus, commands the "Surprise", [573];
takes prizes into Dunkirk, [573];
imprisoned in France, [573];
demanded of France by England, [574];
in the "Revenge", [574].
Cook, Frederick, [681].
Cook, James, map of So. Carolina, [537].
Cook, Col. John, [668].
Cook, Lemuel, [746].
Cook, Col. Thaddeus, orderly-book (1777), [359].
Cooke, Geo. W., Hist. of Party, [112].
Cooke, J. E., on Chas. Lee, Gates, etc., [144];
on Jefferson, [259];
on the Virginia Declaration of Independence, [259];
on the Virginia Constitution, [272];
"Historic houses in the Shenandoah", [407];
on the British in Virginia, [546].
Cooke, Samuel, The Violent destroyed, [180].
Cooke, W. D., Rev. Hist. of N. Carolina, [256].
Coolidge, G. A., Brochure of Bunker Hill, [132].
Coolidge, T. Jefferson, [258].
Cooper, J. F., Lionel Lincoln, [185], [200];
Travelling Bachelor, [466];
Naval Hist. U. S., [589];
editions, [589];
Lives of Distinguished Naval Officers, [589];
Pilot, [590].
Cooper, Dr. Myles, Friendly Address, [106];
drew out other tracts, [106];
American Querist, [106];
What think ye of Congress now? 101.
Cooper, Dr. Samuel, defends D'Estaing, [580], [601];
corresponding with Wm. Livingston, [83];
on Preston's trial, [86];
letters, [203].
Cooper, Samuel (Penna.), [436].
Cooper, Wm., [84];
town clerk of Boston, autog., [87], [115].
Copley, J. S., paints Hancock, [270];
John Adams, [36];
Sam. Adams, [40];
Chief Justice Oliver, [95].
Copp, J. J., [562].
Cornplanter, chief of the Senecas, [644].
Cornstalk, at battle of Point Pleasant, [714];
accounts of, [714].
Cornwallis, Lord, attacks Fort Washington, [289];
crosses the Hudson (1776), and occupies Fort Lee, [338], [367];
in New Jersey, [376];
in Philadelphia, [384];
at Germantown, [427];
at Gloucester, [430];
headquarters in Savannah, [471];
at Charlestown, S. C. (1780), [473];
contemp. acc. of, [474];
in command in the South, [475];
attacks Gates at Camden, [477];
weakened by the loss at King's Mountain, [480];
destroys his train, [483];
pursues Greene, [484];
at Hillsborough, [484];
at Guilford, [485];
pursued, [487];
at Wilmington, N. C., [494];
moves to Virginia, [495];
in command, [496];
tries to intercept Lafayette, [497];
at Portsmouth, Va., [498];
ordered to fortify a post, [498];
seizes Yorktown, [498];
surrenders, [504];
autog., [505];
his headquarters in Yorktown, [506];
his cave, [506];
his headquarters at Williamsburg, [506];
Correspondence, [516];
controversy with Clinton, [516];
Reply to Clinton, [516];
Answer to Clinton's Narrative, [516];
and Arbuthnot, [517];
on Tarleton, [518];
at siege of Charleston (1780), [526];
at Camden, [529];
his proclamation, [532];
his opinion of rebels, [534];
affected by Ferguson's defeat, [536];
maps of his Southern campaigns, [537], [538];
map of his campaign with Lafayette, [538];
on the Cowpens 538;
his order-book, [539];
pursuit of Greene to the Dan, [539];
his order-book, [541];
at Wilmington, N. C., [547];
disagrees with Clinton about moving into Virginia, [547];
Germain approved, [548];
fortifies Yorktown, [549].
Correspondence, committees of, [54], [56].
See [Committees.]
Cortelyou House, [329].
Cortland Manor, [340].
Cortlandt, Col. Philip, autobiography, [360];
portrait, [681].
Coryell's Ferry, [369].
Courts of vice-admiralty, [71].
Coventry Forge, [415].
Cowan's Ford, [539].
Cowboys, [456].
Cowley, R., Harbor of Charleston, [529].
Cowpens, battle of, [481], [482], [538];
its importance, [482];
forces at, [539];
losses, [539];
plan of fight, [539];
medals given, [539].
Cox, Daniel, [372].
Cox, S. S., [366].
Craft, Rev. David, on Sullivan's campaign, [670], [681].
Crafts, Wm., [230].
Craigie, Andrew, [142].
Cramahé commands in Quebec, [163].
Cranberry, N. J., [408], [410].
Crawford, Col. Wm., killed, [736].
Crawford, James, [684].
Creasy, Decisive Battles, [357].
Cresap, Capt. Michael, advises against a war with the Indians, [710];
acc. of, [710];
unjustly charged with killing Logan's family, [711], [712];
accounts of, [712];
dies, [713];
grave, [713].
Cresap, Col. Thomas, [710], [712];
treaty with the Indians, [607].
Cresap's War, [707].
Criminals enlisted by the British, [112], [705].
Croghan, Geo., on the Indian lands, [650];
his estimate of Indian population, [650];
sent among the Western Indians (1765), [702];
at Vincennes, [703];
meets Pontiac, [704];
journals of his Western journey, [704].
Croghan, Major William, journal at Charleston, [525].
Cromot-Dubourg, Journal, [553], [554].
Crooked Billet (Pa.), [442].
Cross, Ralph, journal, [360].
Crosscup, B. S., Heart of the Alleghanies, [536].
Crown's right to unoccupied lands, [2], [6], [15];
can administer justice, [4].
Crufts, Benj., [188].
Cruger, J. H., [522].
Cruger, Lewis, [74].
Cruvat, Don Francisco, [743].
Cullum, General G. W., on Richard Montgomery, [216];
"The Struggle for the Hudson", [275];
Defences of Narragansett Bay, [593].
Currietown, N. Y., destroyed, [645].
Curry, J. L. M., address on Yorktown, [555].
Curtis, G. W., Concord Oration, [184];
on Burgoyne's surrender, [361].
Cushing, Caleb, on Brant at Wyoming, [663].
Cushing, John, autog., [50].
Cushing, Thomas, in Congress (1774), [59], [93];
autog., [99];
report on building of armed ships, [591].
Custis, G. W. P., on John Laurens, [545].
Cutler, Manasseh, diary in R. I. (1778), [601].
D'Abbadie, gov. at N. Orleans, [701].
Daggett, John, Jr., [85].
Dale, Richard, on the "Bon Homme Richard", [590];
revised the acc. in Cooper's Naval Hist., [590].
Dallas, A. J., Laws of Penna., [649].
Dalrymple, Sir John, Reply to Burgoyne, [365];
Rights of Great Britain asserted, [109], [269];
Address, [109].
Dalton, Capt., [652].
Dalzell, Capt., at Detroit, [697];
killed, [697].
Dalzell, J. M., [746].
Damer, G., his letters, [549].
Dana, Francis, [437];
on independence, [256].
Dana, Richard, autog., [87].
Dana, R. H., Jr., edits diary of a British officer in Boston, [204];
address at Lexington, [184].
Danbury (Conn.), [340], [348].
Danvers (Mass.) men at Lexington, [184].
Darke, Gen., [144].
Dartmouth, Earl of, autog., [111];
orders the employment of Indians, [620];
on the ministry, [53];
Dartmouth Papers, [106].
Daughters of Liberty, [79], [80].
Davenant, Chas., [63].
Davie, Col., at Hobkirk's Hill, [543].
Davie, W. R., accounts of, [537].
Davis, A. McF., edits McKendry's journal, [666];
"The Indians and the Border Warfare", [605].
Davis, Capt., of Acton, [184].
Davis, Capt. John (Penna.), journal, [546], [554].
Davis, Nathan, [668].
Davis, Thomas W., [202].
Davis, Wm., [439].
Davis, W. W. H., John Lacey, [442];
"Washington on the west bank of the Delaware", [407].
Dawes, Thomas, [88].
Dawes, Wm., sent to Concord, [123].
Dawson, H. B., "Sons of Liberty in N. Y.", [72];
on Golden Hill, [172];
controversy with "Selah", [191];
Gleanings, [191];
Major-Gen. Putnam, [191];
edits How's journal, [202];
on Ticonderoga (1775), [214];
Decl. of Indep. by Mass., [257];
Westchester County, [325];
edits N. Y. City during the Rev., [346];
edits Trial of J. H. Smith, [463];
edits Yonkers Gazette, [464];
Gazette Series, [464];
Papers Concerning Major John André, [464];
edits Conduct of Graves, [549];
Assault on Stony Point, [558];
on Jones's fight in the "Bon Homme Richard", [590].
Dawson, S. E., [225].
Dayton, Col., at Fort Stanwix, [626].
Dayton, Siege of Yorktown, [554].
De Berdt, Dennis, agent of Mass., [45];
dies, [53];
portrait, [88].
De Brahm, Journal of Siege of Charleston, [525].
De Costa, B. F., on Ethan Allen, [214];
Fort George, [214];
on Diamond Island, [357];
Lake George, [129].
D'Estaing. See [Estaing].
[De Kalb], Baron, in America (1768), [244];
joins the army, [380];
in the South, [475];
commands regulars, [476];
killed, [477];
lives, [530];
monument, [530].
De Lancey, E. F., on Bennington, [354];
on Demont's treason, [287], [341].
De la Touche, [500].
De Leyba, [730].
De Peyster, Col. A. S., Miscellanies, [733].
De Peyster, Gen. J. Watts, on Burgoyne's campaign, [313], [315];
on Monmouth, [446];
on Wayne, [385].
De Peyster, Major, [720].
Deane, Charles, on history of slave trade in Mass., [9];
on John Russell Bartlett, [90];
on R. Frothingham, [186];
owns a MS. map of the siege of Boston, [209];
on the Report of a Constitution (Mass.), [274];
on the convention of Burgoyne and Gates, [319];
owns Vaughan's journal, [506].
Deane, James, acc. of, [674].
Deane, Silas, letters, [99], [108];
his instructions, [256];
fits out the "Surprise", [573];
and privateers, [592].
Dearborn, Gen. Henry, on plans of Bunker Hill, [202];
his MS. journal, [467];
on the Bunker Hill controversy, [190];
journal of Quebec expedition (1775-1776), [219];
journal of Saratoga campaign, [360];
his journal, edited by Chamberlain, [360];
diary at Valley Forge, [436];
at Monmouth, [446];
diary at Yorktown, [554];
journal of Sullivan campaign (1779), [671].
Dearborn, H. A., [437].
Dearborn, Nath., Boston Notions, [200].
Debrett's Debates, [516].
Debt of Great Britain, [16].
[Declaration] of Amer. Independence, who drafted it, [239] (see [Congress of 1776]);
its character, [239];
fac-simile of original draft, [260];
debates on, [261];
paragraphs omitted from the paper as passed, [261];
changes made in the wording, [261];
early drafts, [261];
essence in earlier tracts of Otis and Sam. Adams, [261];
its literary character, [261];
the original text, [261];
Trumbull's picture, [261];
medals, [261];
autographs of signers, [263]-266;
sets of the autographs, [264];
birthplaces of the signers, [264];
their occupations, [264];
college graduates, [264];
their ages at death, [264];
average age at signing, [264];
their lives, [265];
fac-similes of, [266];
fac-simile of an early broadside edition, [267];
other broadside editions, [268];
contemporary reprints, [268];
earliest authorized edition, [268];
when signed by the members, [268];
the authentication, [269];
effect of, [269];
comments on, at the time, [269];
read in Philadelphia, [273];
in New York, [273];
in Boston, [273];
the day to be commemorated, [274];
Strictures on, [240];
relations to religious sects, [241];
separated the patriots and the loyal, [247].
See [Independence].
Declaratory Act, [32];
(1766), [74].
Delaplaine's Repository, [40].
Delaware, Stamp Act in, [73];
effect of Boston Port Bill in, [96];
non-importation, [79];
northern bounds, [421];
militia, [380];
troops, [545].
Delaware Bay, map, [437].
"Delaware" frigate taken, [384].
Delaware Indians, [610], [674], [709];
make treaty, [703];
neutral, [734].
Delaware River, the struggle for, [367];
its defences, [386];
operations on (1777), [429];
map by Faden, [429];
maps, [437];
obstructed (1777), [437];
first naval conflict on, [565].
Deming, H. C., [191].
Demont, Wm., his treachery at Fort Washington, [287], [341].
Denison, J., [602].
Deniston, Col., surrenders to Major John Butler, [635];
his report, [635].
Dennie, Portfolio, [222].
Dennison, Col., [664].
Denny, Major Ebenezer, Diary, [546], [554].
Depew, Chauncey M., on André's captors, [466].
Derby, E. H., [190];
fits out privateers, [591].
Derby, Capt. John, carries news of Lexington to England, [175].
Des Barres, Siege of Charleston, [528];
charts of Boston harbor, [209];
Atlantic Neptune, [212], [315];
Coasts and harbors of N. England, [212];
map of the campaign around New York, [342];
Port Royal in South Carolina, [519];
Map of coasts of Georgia, [521];
map of Narragansett Bay, [601].
Desaussure, W. G., [527];
on General Moultrie, [172].
Deshler, C. D., [744].
Deshon, John, autog., [566].
Destouche's fleet beaten, [496].
Detroit, council at (1764), [698];
its fort, [690];
besieged, [690];
headquarters of the British northwestern government, [690];
Indians near, [610];
reinforced, [697];
raising of siege, [698];
siege of, references, [701];
G. R. Clark's scheme for capturing, [730], [731];
papers about, [733];
plan of the river, [733].
Deutsch-Amerikanisches Magazin, [360].
Deux-Ponts, Count, [504];
his Campaign, [554].
Devens, Chas., Bunker Hill Oration, [191], [194].
Devens, Richard, [136];
letters, [203];
on Lexington, [174].
Dewitt, Simon, [744].
Dewitt's Corner, treaty at, [679].
Dexter, Dr. A., [202].
Dexter, George, [123].
Dexter, Henry, [194].
Dexter, Samuel, on com. on the Stamp Act, [73];
his portrait, [73].
Diamond Island, fight at, [357].
Late Regulations respecting. Brit. Colonies, [64], [75];
his Speech (1764), [68];
Reply to Galloway, [68];
Denunciation of the Stamp Act, [75];
portrait, [268];
rude portrait and autog., [82];
Peale's portrait, [82];
his character, [82];
references, [82];
Farmers' letters, [39], [67], [83];
bibliog. of, [83];
Polit. writings, [83];
controverted in the Controversy between Great Britain and her Colonies, [83];
on the Boston massacre, [85];
Liberty Song, [86];
wrote petition of Congress of 1774 to the king, [100];
Essay on the constitutional power, [106];
on Lexington, [178];
and independence, [249], [257];
Galloway on, [255];
speech against the Declar. of Independence, [261];
plan of confederation, [274];
and the Penna. militia, [398].
Dickinson, John D., [464].
Dickson, Col., [739].
Digby, Lieut., [360].
Dillon, Indiana, [729].
Diman, Prof., on Prescott's capture, [404].
Dodd, Robt., picture of the fight of the "Bon Homme Richard", [590].
Dodd, Stephen, Revolutionary Memorials, [627].
Doddridge, Jos., on Cresap, [712];
Logan, Chief of the Cayuga Nation, [712];
Notes on Settlements, etc., [248].
Dodge, John, captured, [683].
Döhla, J. K., [360].
Donkin's Military Collections, [183].
Donop, Count, [427];
killed at Red Bank, [387];
at Bordentown, [374];
at Brooklyn, [279];
at Long Island, [329].
Doolittle, Amos, engraver, [185].
Doolittle, Eph., [204].
Dorchester Heights (near Boston), [148], [206], [210];
occupied, [156].
Douglas, Col. Wm., [326].
Dowdswell, [21].
Downer, Silas, Discourse on dedicating Liberty Tree, [72].
Downing, Sir George, [7].
Downman, Col., [435].
Drake, F. S., Roxbury, [173];
Tea-leaves, [91].
Drake, S. A., Bunker Hill, 194;
Gen. Putnam, [191];
Middlesex County, [175];
Hist. Fields of Middlesex, [175];
Old Landmarks of Middlesex, [175];
New England Coast, [560].
Drake, S. G., Book of the Indians, [648];
on Brant, [657].
Draper, L. C., acc. of, [535], [727];
on battle of Point Pleasant, [714];
his collections on Brant, [657];
has the Geo. R. Clark papers, [718];
King's Mountain, [535];
on Montgomery's exped. (1780), [741].
Drayton, Judge W. H., [79];
his famous charge, [119];
Memoirs, [678].
Dreer, Ferdinand J., [217].
Drewe, Edw., Case, [198].
Drisko, G. W., Hannah Weston, [564], [657].
Drowne, H. T., [592].
Drowne, Solomon, Journal, [592].
Du Buysson, [530].
Ducharme, J. M., [739].
Du Chesnoy, Théâtre de la Guerre, [416].
Du Portail, autog., [500];
on Brandywine, [419];
on the siege of Charleston, [525].
Du Simitière, his portrait of Arnold, [447];
Thirteen Portraits, [268], [405].
Duane, Wm., [554];
Canada and the Continental Congress, [227];
edits Marshall's diary, [273].
Duché, Jacob, his letter to Washington, [437];
in Congress of 1774, [99].
Dufey, P. J. S., Histoire des Rev. de l'Amérique, [520].
Dufresne, M. M., [723].
Dulaney, Daniel, Considerations on the propriety of imposing taxes, [65], [75];
The Right to the Tonnage, [65].
Dumas, Alex., Capitaine Paul, [590].
Dumas, C. G. F., acc. of Bouquet, [692], [699].
Dumas, C. W. F., letters, [108].
Dumas, autog., [500].
Dummer, Defence of the N. E. Charters, [255].
Duncan, E., Royal Artillery, [183], [198], [559].
Dunkirk, American cruisers at, [573];
privateers at, [592].
Dunlap, John, printer, [372].
Dunlap, Wm., Tragedy of André, [460], [560].
Dunmore, Lord, [238];
negotiates a peace, [611];
incites the Indians, [618];
leads exped. against Indians, [713];
makes treaty with Ohio Indians, [714];
his seal, [167];
in Virginia (1776), [122], [167];
his proclamation, [168];
organizes an Indian regiment, [168].
Dunmore War, [708];
causes of, [709];
references, [714].
Dupuy, Ethan Allen, [214].
Durand, A. B., [227].
Durnford, Lieut., [356].
Durrett, R. T., John Filson, 708.
Dwight, Theodore, Connecticut, [663].
Dwight, T. F., on Washington's journal, [553].
Dwight, Timothy, [189];
on fights near Fort Stanwix, [351].
Dyer, Eliphalet, [215].
Eager, Samuel W., Orange County, [662].
Earl, pictures of Lexington fight, [185].
Earle, J. E., English Premiers, [75].
East India Co. send tea to America, [57].
Eastburn, map of Philad., [442].
Eastern Indians, addressed by Washington 674;
visit Cambridge, [674].
See [Indians.]
Eaton, Amos, [679].
Ebeling on Steuben, [515].
Ebenezer (Georgia), [523].
Eddy, Samuel, [464].
Edes, Peter, [204].
Edes and Gill, No. Amer. Almanac, [81].
Edisto inlet, [526].
Edson, Obed., on Brodhead's exped., [671].
Edwards, N. W., Illinois, [729].
Eelking, Max von, Die Deutschen Hülfstruppen, [361];
Leben von Riedesel, [361];
Generalin von Riedesel, [361].
Egle, Notes and Queries, [554].
Eld, Lieut., [517];
his journal, [559].
Eliot, Andrew, [205];
on Bunker Hill, [187].
Elizabethtown, N. J., [404].
Ellery, Wm., [265];
autog., [263];
life, [266].
Ellet, Mrs. E. F., Domest. Hist. Am. Rev., [527], [665];
Women of the Rev., [665].
Ellicott, Andrew, Map of the Mississippi River, [702].
Elliot, H. F., [72].
Elliott, Andrew, on Arnold's treason, [467].
Elliott, Matthew, [735].
Ellis, Arthur B., American patriotism on the sea, [591].
Ellis, E. S., Daniel Boone, [708].
Ellis, Geo. E., Address on siege of Boston, [173];
on Bunker Hill, [189], [191], [194];
on Burgoyne, [204];
"Chronicles of the siege of Boston", [204];
the Prescott statue, [194];
"The sentiment of independence", [231].
Elmer, Eben, [221]
Elmer, L. Q. C., Constitution of N. Jersey, [272].
Elmira, N. Y., [640].
Elonis, Henry, [385].
Elwyn, Alfred, on Brandywine, [418].
Emerson, Ralph Waldo, Hist. Discourse on Concord, [180].
Emerson, Rev. Wm., at Lexington, [180];
fac-simile of his diary, [181].
Emmet, Dr. T. A., [197], [264], [467], [532];
owns memorials of the siege of Boston, [212].
Emmons, G. F., Navy of the U. S., [589].
Endicott, C. M., Leslie's expedition, [172].
England, its constitution effected by the Amer. Revolution, [1];
rights of the crown to lands, [2];
parties in, on the American question, [112];
her naval losses, [589];
Rept. from Com. on the disturbances in Mass., [67];
her trade with the colonies, [64];
proceedings in Parliament (1774), [106];
Hutchinson's diary, [106];
war with Spain, [19].
English, T. D., [230];
on Oriskany, [351].
Englishtown, N. J., [445].
Engraving, earliest, by a native artist in British America, [198], [199].
Enlistments, long, [333].
Enos, Col. Roger, deserts Arnold, [163], [217];
court martial, [217].
Episcopacy for America urged on the ministry, [19], [38].
Episcopalians and the Declar. of Independence, [241].
Erskine, Robert, map of N. Y. harbor, [326];
map of the Hudson, [459];
topographical engineer of the Amer. army, [459];
map of Newport, [560];
map of country round N. Y., [561];
his map of the New Jersey campaign, [409].
Escomaligo, [507].
Esopus burned, [307].
Essex Gazette, [110].
[Estaing], Comte d', sails from France, [579];
off New York harbor, [580];
at Newport, [580];
engages the English fleet, [580];
sails for Boston, [580];
off N. Y. harbor, [593];
goes to Newport, [593];
confronts Howe's fleet, [594];
sails for Boston, [595];
autog., [595];
the French view of his conduct, [598];
his journal, [598];
defended by Dr. Cooper, [601];
causes the destruction of English ships in Narragansett Bay, [601];
in Boston (1778), [603];
issues proclamation to Canadians, [603];
sails to the West Indies, [603];
at Savannah (1779), [470], [471], [524];
on the siege of Savannah, [522].
Ethier, Marcel, [225].
Etting, Col. F. M., books on Independence Hall, [259].
Euchee Indians, [679].
Eustis, Dr. Wm., on Arnold's flight, [458].
Eutaw Springs, battle at, [493], [545];
plans, [545].
Evans, A. W. W., on Kosciusko, [492], [557].
Evans, Chaplain, [554].
Evans, S., [734].
Everett, A. H., Bunker Hill address, [194];
Jos. Warren, [194].
Everett, Edw., Bunker Hill oration, [194];
Concord Oration, [184];
on Lexington, [184];
life of Roger Sherman, [265].
Ewald, Beyspiele grosser Helden, [419].
Ewing, Dr. John, [329];
on the Lancaster massacre, [606].
[Exmouth], Viscount, life by Osler, [347].
Faden, Wm., map of New Jersey, [409];
Bay of Narragansett, [601];
map of the campaigns of Cornwallis, [537];
of So. Carolina, [538];
map of Delaware River, [429];
Map of Guildford, [540];
Map of Newport, [547];
map of the N. Y. Campaign (1776), [337], [338];
his maps of N. Y. province, [349];
of Philad., [442];
of Quebec, [226];
of Trenton and Princeton, [410];
Northern Frontiers of Georgia, [519].
Fairfax County resolutions, [98].
Fairfield, Conn., burned, [557].
Falmouth (Portland) burned, [237];
Norman's engraving, [146].
Family Compact, [19].
Fanning, Col. David, Narrative, [541].
Fanning, Capt. Nath., Memoir, [590].
Fantinekill, [639].
Farlow, R. L., [91].
Farmar, Major, at Mobile, [704].
Farmer, Robert, [705].
Farmer, Silas, Detroit, [733].
Farnham, Ralph, [192].
Farrier, Geo. H., Cent. Paulus Hook, [559].
Farwell, Josiah, [681].
Fassoux, Dr. P., [533].
Featherstonhaugh, G. W., [704];
Monthly Amer. Journ. of Geology, [704].
Febiger, Col. Christian, [547];
acc. of, [220];
at Stony Point, [558].
Fellows, John, Veil Removed, [191].
Feltman, Lieut. Wm., Journal, [554].
Fergus, Henry, United States, [665].
Fergusson, Adam, Memoir of Patrick Fergusson, [535].
Fergusson, Col. Patrick, [473];
defeated at King's Mountain, [478];
his headquarters at King's Mountain, [535];
sketch of, [535].
Fermois, Gen. de, [297], [326].
Fersen, Count, letters, [554];
at Newport, [560].
Few, James, [81].
Field, T. W., Battle of Long Island, [329].
Filson, John, Kentucky, [708].
Filson Club, [708].
Finch on the remains of the Boston lines, [207].
Finlay, Hugh, [222].
Finotti, J. M., [227].
Fish, Capt. J., journal, [591].
Fishdam Ford, [518], [532], [536].
Fisher, George H., on Bouquet, [693].
Fisher, J. B., [85].
Fisher, Joshua, [437].
Fisheries, as a school for the navy, [568], [587];
value to Massachusetts, [25].
Fishkill, [340].
Fiske, John, on the political consequences of Yorktown, [549].
Fitch, gov. of Conn., [73].
Fitzpatrick, Gen., on Brandywine, [419].
Flag, the federal flag (1776), [153];
with Liberty Tree, [570];
with serpent, "Don't Tread on Me", [570];
that displayed by Paul Jones, [571];
by Johnston, [575];
pine-tree, [213];
of the United States, first fought under at Fort Stanwix, [300].
Flanders, Life of Rutledge, [73].
Flatbush, [328].
Flathe, Theodor, Geschichte der neuesten Zeit, [492].
Flatland, [328].
Flaxman, his statue of Lord Howe, [380].
Fleet's Evening Post, [110].
Fletcher, Ebenezer, Narrative, [350].
Fleury, Major Louis, at Germantown, [385];
his diary, [431];
his plan of Fort Mifflin, [433];
his plan of the attack, [435];
wounded at Fort Mifflin, [389].
Flint, West. Mo. Review, [92].
Florida, acquired by Great Britain (1763), [686];
bounds of (1763), [687].
Floyd, Augustus, life of Wm. Floyd, [265].
Floyd, Wm., autog., [264];
life, [265].
Flucker, Thomas, [59].
Flying Camp in New Jersey, [326], [403].
Fogg, Jeremiah, [204].
Folsom, Gen. M., [187].
Fonblanque, E. B. de, Burgoyne, [204], [361].
Fontleroy in America, [244].
Foote, W. H., [714].
Forbes, Major (1777), [366].
Force, Col. Peter, Amer. Archives, [653];
their bad indexes, [567];
on the signing of the Decl. of Indep., [269].
Ford, Paul L., Hamiltoniana, [104].
Forman and the Penna. militia, [398].
Forrest, Capt. Thomas, [375].
Fort Anne burned, [297].
Fort Arnold (West Point), [462], [463].
Fort Bedford, [694].
Fort Box (Brooklyn), [329].
Fort Brewerton, [609].
[Fort Chartres], map of its vicinity, [700];
ruins of magazine, [703].
See [Chartres].
Fort Clark, [720].
Fort Clinton, [324];
attached plan, [363].
See Forts.
Fort Clinton (West Point), [465].
Fort Constitution (Hudson River), [455].
Fort Cornwallis (Augusta), [490].
Fort Dayton (German Flats), [630].
Fort Defiance (Long Island), [328].
Fort Edward, [609];
Burgoyne at, [299];
Fort Erie, [609].
Fort Frederick, Convention troops at, [321].
Fort Gage, [719].
Fort Galphin, [544].
Fort George (N. Y.), [333], [609].
Fort Grierson, [490].
Fort Griswold (Conn.), [562].
Fort Hardy, ruins of, [362].
Fort Henry (Wheeling, Va.), [716].
Fort Hunter, [609].
Fort Independence (Hudson River), [456].
Fort Independence (N. Y.), [287].
Fort Jefferson (Mississippi River), [730].
Fort Johnson, [609].
Fort Johnson (James Island), [528].
Fort Johnson (N. C.), [542].
Fort Knyphausen, formerly Fort Washington, [338].
Fort Le Bœuf, [691].
evacuated, [338], [341], [367].
Fort Ligonier, [694].
Fort Logan attacked (1777), [716].
Fort Massac, [718].
Fort Mercer, [429];
(Red Bank), [386];
attacked, [387].
Fort Michillimackinac, [691].
attacked, [388];
Fort Miller, [298].
Fort Montgomery, [323];
attacked, [363];
plan, [324];
chain, [324].
See Forts.
captured, [490].
Fort Moultrie surrendered (1780), [526].
Fort Niagara, [609].
Fort Ontario, [609].
Fort Ouatanon taken, [691].
attacked, [691];
Bouquet at, [697].
Fort Presqu' Isle taken, [691].
Fort Putnam (West Point), [462], [465].
Fort Sandusky taken, [691].
Fort Schlosser, [609].
Fort St. Joseph taken, [691].
Fort Stanwix (Schuyler) built, [299];
under Gansevoort, [299], [628];
attacked by St. Leger, [299], [628];
siege raised, [632];
conference at, for establishing bounds, [605], [610];
abandoned, [645];
map by Fleury, [351], [354], [355];
other maps, [351];
occupied (1775), [624];
its site, [626];
called Fort Schuyler, [626].
Fort Stirling (Long Island), [328], [335].
Fort Sullivan (Tioga River), [641].
Fort Trumbull (Conn.), [562].
Fort Tryon, [287].
Fort Venango, [691].
Fort Washington, attacked, [287];
commanded by Magaw, [287];
plans of it carried to Percy, [287];
its position, [287];
its armament, [287];
discretionary orders to Greene, [288];
surrendered, [289];
map of, [339];
fall of, [338];
named Fort Knyphausen, [338];
garrisoned, [285];
treachery of Demont, [341].
Fort Watson, [544].
Fort. See names of forts.
Forts Clinton and Montgomery, [455], [456], [465];
plan of attack, [365];
captured by Gen. H. Clinton, [306].
See Fort.
Forton, prison at, [575].
Foster, W. E., Stephen Hopkins, [70], [567].
Foucher, Antoine, Fort St. Jean, [223].
Fowler, R. L., [91].
Fox, C. J., on the battle of Guilford, [487];
on the side of the opposition, [112];
lives of, [112].
Fox, Ebenezer, Revolutionary Adventures, [582].
France driven from North America, [686];
her No. American possessions before 1763, [685];
her treaty obligations with England, [272].
Francis, J. W., Old New York, [269].
Frankland, Lady, [128].
Frankland, Sir Henry, [12].
Franklin, B., "Rules for reducing a Great Empire", [11];
examination as to the Stamp Act, [32], [74];
agent of Massachusetts, [53], [89];
agent of Penna., [74];
on the Stamp Act, [74];
correspondence with Dean Tucker, [74];
Familiar Letters, [85];
defamed for his connection with the Hutchinson letters, [56], [93];
blamed by Mahon, [93];
vindicates himself, [93];
acknowledged his agency in the Hutchinson letters to prevent a duel, [93];
attacked by Wedderburn, [95];
Franklin before the Privy Council, [93], [95];
his clothes then worn, [95];
Appeal, [109];
on com. to draft Decla. of Indep., [239];
and the Revolution, [252];
views of independence, [255];
autog., [264];
the oldest signer of the Decl. of Independence, [264];
proposes a confederation, [274], [654];
Narrative of Massacre in Lancaster County, [606];
proposes an alliance with the Six Nations, [616];
his interest in Western lands, [649];
Political Pieces, etc., [653];
and the Vandalia Company, [708];
goes to Europe with Lambert Wickes, [571];
replies to Hillsborough's report, [688];
and the Wilkes turmoils, [28];
removed as postmaster of the colonies, [56];
on the union of the colonies, [65];
his plan of union (1754), [65];
Proceedings in Mass., [67];
Some special Transactions in London, [68];
letters on the feelings in England during the Stamp Act times, [75];
his annotations on pamphlets (1769), [84];
in London (1769), [85];
correspondence with Wm. Strahan, [85];
writes preface to Sam. Adams's Rights of the Colonies, [90];
corresponds with Cushing about a congress (1773), [99];
in London watched by Quincy, [105];
A true State of the Proceedings, [106];
his conferences with Chatham, [112];
with the Howes, [112];
writing in the Public Advertiser (London), [112];
returns (1775) from England, [122];
in Cambridge (1775), [146];
urging a resort to bows and arrows, [156];
and Paul Jones, [590];
and privateers, [592];
his Supplement to the Boston Independent Chronicle a hoax, [659], [684];
advocates the retention of Canada (1763), [686].
Franklin, Gov. W., seized, [325];
on Galloway's plan, [101].
Franklin, Wm., letter, [73].
Franklin Club, [219].
Franks, Maj. D. S., aide to Arnold, [460].
Fraser, Gen., with Burgoyne, [294];
wounded, [308];
at Hubbardton, [350];
death, [357];
removal of remains, [357].
Fraser, Lt. Andrew, [702];
at Fort Chartres, [702];
escapes, [702].
Frazer, Capt., at Fort Chartres, [706].
Frazer, Persifer, [325];
on Monmouth, [446];
Frederic, H., on the Mohawk Valley [672].
Free trade, [6].
Freehold, N. J., [400], [408].
Freeland's Fort, [639].
Freeman's Farm, battle, [305], [336].
Fremont, J. C., Memoirs, [258].
French, their treatment of the Indian, [688];
their army moves from Va., [745];
near King's Ferry, [745];
march to Boston, [745].
Friedenshütten, [734].
Frisbie and Ruggles, Poultney, Vt., [355].
Frog's Neck (N. Y.), [337];
English works at, [561].
Frontiers, [248];
literature of, [248];
lawlessness on the, [608], [611];
bands of rangers, [608].
See [Border life] and [warfare].
Frost, John, Pict.-book of the Commodores, [592].
Frothingham, R., Rise of the Republic, [3], [252];
"Sam. Adams' Regiments", [78];
Alarm on the night of Apr. 18, 1775, [174];
Siege of Boston, [184];
Battlefield of Bunker Hill, [184];
The Centennial, [184];
portrait, [186];
notices of, [186];
on Bunker Hill, [189];
on the command at Bunker Hill, [191].
Fry and Jefferson, map of Virginia, [538].
Fuller, O. P., Warwick, R. I., [90].
Funerals, use of gloves, [77].
Fur trade disturbed by colonization, [687].
Futhey, J. S., on Brandywine, [419];
on Paoli, [419].
Futhey and Cope, Chester County, [385].
Gadsden, Christopher, [79], [238], [269];
in the Congress of 1774, [99];
favors the Articles of Association, [101].
Gage, Gen. Thomas, his letters sent back to Boston, [83];
Letters to the ministry, [84];
removes from Danvers, [114];
his wife, [123];
his report of Lexington, etc., [178];
instructions to Brown and Bernière, [182];
on Bunker Hill, [195];
his papers stolen, [204];
his letters, [204];
sends troops to Philad. to protect Indians, [606];
proclamation against intrusions on the Indian lands, [611];
complains of the Indians in the rebel army, [656];
succeeds Amherst in command in America, [702];
commands in N. Y., [30];
succeeds Hutchinson, [57];
caricature of, [59];
portrait, [114];
his spies make plans of the roads around Boston, [120];
autog., [145];
obstructed by Com. of Correspondence, [115];
awake to the magnitude of the revolt, [116];
his military reputation ruined at Bunker Hill, [136];
goes to England, [146];
loyalists address him, [146];
dissatisfied with Boston as a military post, [152].
Gaine, N. Y. Pocket Almanac, [331].
Gale, George, Upper Mississippi, [648].
Gallatin, Albert, Synopsis of Indian tribes, [651].
Galloway, Jos., [68]; his plan of adjustment, [101];
Candid Examination, etc., [101];
a reply in an Address, [101];
and in response, A Reply, [101];
Hist. and Polit. Reflections, [101];
Examination before the House of Commons, [101];
Lecky's opinion of him, [101];
his character, [235];
in Cont. Congress, [235];
and the patriot leaders, [247];
Hist. and Polit. Reflections, [254];
joins the British, [370];
made superintendent of police in Philad., [395];
on Indian lands, [650];
his Speech in answer to Dickinson, [68];
conveyed information to Dartmouth through W. Franklin, [101], [104], [111];
Arguments on both sides, [101];
his map of the 1777 campaign, [415];
Letters to a Nobleman, [415];
and the campaign of 1777, [416].
Galvez, Gov., at New Orleans, [739];
captures British posts on the Mississippi, [739];
takes Mobile, [739].
Gambier, Admiral, [436];
life by Cavendish, [326].
Gambrall, Church life in Colonial Maryland, [71].
Gammell, Wm., on John Russell Bartlett, [90];
Samuel Ward, [565].
Gansevoort, Col., holds Fort Stanwix, [299], [628];
refuses to surrender, [632];
in Sullivan's expedition, [641];
Gardiner, Asa Bird, [156], [744].
Gardiner, D., engraving of Cornwallis, [474].
Gardiner and Mullinger, Eng. Hist. for Students, [75].
Garth on the Stamp Act debates, [74].
"Gaspee" burned, [46], [53], [90];
references, [90].
Gates, Gen. Horatio, advises against an assault on Boston, [142];
paper on, by J. E. Cooke, [144];
letters from Cambridge, [203];
his character, [291];
at Ticonderoga, [291];
portraits, [302], [303], [310], [476];
autog., [303];
supersedes Schuyler, [303];
his estate in the Shenandoah Valley, [303];
in N. Y., [303];
headquarters at Saratoga, [303], [356], [361];
on the surrender of Burgoyne, [358];
medal given to him, [358];
strength of his army, [358];
joins Washington in the Jerseys, [378];
refuses to reinforce Washington (1777), [447];
sent South, [476];
deceived as to the size of his army, [476];
defeated at Camden, [477], [529];
at Charlotte, [477];
at Hillsborough, [477];
superseded by Greene, [480];
never tried, [480];
his papers, [532];
letters after Camden, [532];
defended by Greene and others, [532];
map of his Southern campaign, [537];
declines command of exped. against the Indians, [638];
commands in Canada (1776), [346];
differences with Schuyler, [346];
remonstrates at Schuyler's being confirmed, [349];
supersedes Schuyler, [356];
adj.-general at Cambridge, [655];
and the Board of War, [392];
quarrels with Arnold, [306], [315];
not on the field in the battles about Saratoga, [309];
agrees to Burgoyne's terms, [309];
aspires to supplant Washington, [312];
his military character, [314].
[Gates], Capt. Wm., orderly-book (1777), [359].
Gay, S. H., on Cornwallis in Virginia, [549].
Gee, Joshua, [63].
Gee, Thomas, order-book, [670].
General officers, first of the war, [143].
General View of the Amer. navy, [589].
General warrants, [11].
Genet and the Western exped., [733].
George II. died, [12].
George III., portrait, [20], [76];
by Walpole, [75];
supported by his people, [111];
his determination to crush the revolt, [111];
his proclamation, [111];
his responsibility for the Amer. Rev., [244], [245];
justification by Mahon, [244];
his hatred of Chatham, [246];
his statue in N. Y., [325];
his proclamation of 1763, [687].
George, Capt. Robert, [729].
George, Fort (N. Y.), [275].
See Fort.
George, Lake, surveys of, [348].
George's Cambridge Almanac, [178].
Georgia, address to the king (1769), [83];
not represented in the Congress of 1774, [99];
movements (1775), [131];
in the Cont. Congress, [238];
Constitution of, [274];
occupied by the British (1779), [470];
war in, [513];
map of northern frontiers, [519];
map of A. Campbell, [675];
Indian war in, [676].
Gérard in Philadelphia, [101].
Gerlach, P., [350].
Germain, Lord Geo., his orders to Burgoyne, [295];
portrait, [295];
fails to instruct Howe, [295];
and Gen. Howe, [329];
Reply to Burgoyne, [365];
Correspondance avec Clinton, etc., [516];
his instructions to reduce South Carolina, [526], [527];
family papers, [719];
to Clinton on Arnold and André, [467];
The Rights of Great Britain, [269];
scheme to conquer the West, [742].
German Flats, [350].
Germantown, battle of, sources, [385], [421];
map of approaches, [424];
Montresor's map, [426], [427];
other maps, [414], [426], [428];
Chew House, [426];
British camp at, [442].
Gerry, Elbridge, [238];
on Washington as commander-in-chief, [131];
book of contracts, [203];
autog., [263];
life, [266];
draws law for admiralty cases in Mass., [591].
Getty, Gen. G. W., his plan of Yorktown, [553].
Gibault, a priest, [722].
Gibbes, W. R., Doc. Hist. Amer. Rev., [512].
Gibbs, Major, diary, [601].
Gibson, Gen. John, [711], [712].
Gibson, Thomas, [421].
Gillett, E. H., [71].
Gilman, Arthur, Cambridge of 1776, [142].
Gilman, Caroline, edits Wilkinson Letters, [520].
Gilmor Papers, [73].
Gilmore, Jas. R., on the Cherokee wars, [679];
Rear Guard of the Revolution, [536].
Gilpin, H. D., life of Jefferson, [265];
of Thomas Nelson, [266];
of Elbridge Gerry, [266];
of Cæsar Rodney, [266];
of Benj. Harrison, [266];
of Geo. Ross, [266];
life of Geo. Taylor, [266];
of William Ellery, [266];
of Sam. Adams, [266].
Gilpin, Rev. Wm., Memoirs of Josias Rogers, [527].
Giradin, L. H., Virginia, [515].
Gist, Gen. Mordecai, [477], [533], [534].
Gist, Col. Nath., and Indian recruits, [633], [677].
Gladwin, Maj. Henry, at Detroit, [690];
acc. of, [690].
Gleig, G. R., British Commanders, [516];
on Burgoyne's surrender, [358].
Glick, on Bennington, [354].
Gloucester, N. J., [425];
British at, [442];
map of Lafayette's victory at, [430].
Glover, C. Appeal, [109].
Glover, John, orderly-books, [204], [601];
conducts Convention troops to Boston, [317];
life, by Upham, [325];
his letters, etc., on the Saratoga campaign 356.
Gnadenhütten, [606], [734], [736].
Goddard, D. A., on Mass. men in Bennington fight, [355].
Goddard, May Katharine, [268].
Godefroy, Fr., Recueil, [185].
Golden Hill, N. Y. city, [172].
Goldsborough, Chas. W., U. S. Naval Chronicle, [589].
Gooch, John, on Harlem, [334].
Good Literature, [218].
Goodell, A. C., Jr., [96], [108].
Goodhue, Shoreham, l't., [214].
Goodrich, Chas. A., Lives of the Signers, [266].
Goodrich, Chauncy, [557].
Goodrich, Capt. Wm., [613].
Goodwin, Daniel, Jr., on Dearborn, [190];
Provincial Pictures, [73].
Goodwin, H. C., Cortland County, [351], [666].
Gookin, Daniel, [668].
Goold, Wm., Portland in the Past, [146], [603].
Gordon, Col Cosmo, his court-martial, [560].
Gordon, Capt. Harry, [709].
Gordon, Wm., Acc. of the Commencement of Hostilities, [178];
Amer. Rev., [518];
map of siege of Boston, [207], [212];
on battle of Camden, [532];
his maps of the Southern campaigns, [547];
on Sullivan's exped., [666].
Goshen, Pa., skirmish, [416].
Goss, E. H., on Revere, [47], [175].
Gould, E. T., [175].
Gould, Jay, Delaware County, [670].
Goussencourt, Chev. de, [502].
Gowanus Creek, [328].
Grafton, Duke of, [21];
ministry, [46].
Graham, James, Life of Morgan, [511], [539].
Graham, Gen. Joseph, [514], [529];
on King's Mountain, [535];
on the Carolina campaign, [539].
Graham, J. J., on Gen. Graham, [518].
Graham, Gen. Samuel, Memoir, [518], [744].
Graham, W. A., British Invasion of N. Carolina, [514], [539];
Mecklenburg Centennial, [257].
Grant, Col., attacked by the Cherokees (1761), [675].
in command in New Jersey (1776), [374];
at Barren Hill, [443].
Grant, George, [668];
his journal, [671].
Grant, Thomas, his journal, [671].
Grant, Picturesque Canada, [216].
Grantham, Lord, [592].
Grape Island, [131].
Grasse, Comte de, sails for America, [499];
on the Chesapeake, [501];
engages Graves, [501];
plans of fight, [548];
autog., [502];
accounts of, [502].
Grasshoppers, so called, [482].
Graves, Adm. Samuel, relieved by Shuldham, [114], [152];
engages De Grasse near the Chesapeake, [501], [548];
succeeds Arbuthnot, [517];
autog., [114].
Graves, Wm., Two letters, [549].
Gray, Horace, on the writs of assistance question, [13].
Gray, John, [746].
Gray, Col. Robt., [514].
Gray, Samuel, [187].
Gray, Capt. Wm., map of Butler's route (1778), [681].
Greathouse, murderer of Logan's family, [711].
Greely, Mary W., [142].
Green, Ashbel, life of Witherspoon, [265].
Green, Dr. Ezra, Journal, [119], [590].
Green, S. A., prints the records of the Tea-ships Meeting, [91];
owns map of the siege of Savannah, [521];
edits Deuxpont's journal, [554];
on Paulus Hook, [559].
Green Mountain Boys, [161].
Greene, Colonel Christopher, defends Fort Mercer, [387].
Greene, Gardiner, [205].
Greene, G. W., Life of N. Greene, [511];
Biog. Discourse, [511];
German Element, [530];
on battle of Long Island, [330].
Greene, Gen. Nathanael, at Roxbury, [134];
on Bunker Hill, [187];
in Brooklyn, [275];
too ill to command, [278];
builds the Brooklyn lines, [326];
his conduct at Brooklyn criticised, [330];
his mistake at Fort Washington, [341];
evacuates Fort Lee, [367];
at Trenton, [375];
at Germantown, [385];
quartermaster of the army, [391], [436];
interview with Gen. Robertson about André, [461];
supersedes Gates in the South, [480];
as a soldier, [481];
confronts Cornwallis, [483];
crosses the Dan, [484];
at Guilford, [485];
at Ramsey's Mill, [487];
on Hobkirk's Hill, [487];
at Rugeley's Mill, [488];
relations with Sumter and Marion, [490];
besieges Ninety-Six, [491];
at High Hills of Santee, [493];
at Eutaw Springs, [493];
at Round O, [506];
engraved portraits, [508], [509], [512], [513];
accounts of them, [509];
notice of his life, [510];
his statue, [510];
medal, [510];
dies, [510];
lives of, by Geo. W. Greene, [511];
eulogy by Hamilton, [511];
grant for his services, [511];
burial-place, [511];
autog., [514];
on Gates's defeat at Camden, [532];
defends Gates, [532];
and the case of Isaac Hayne, [534];
his Southern campaign, [537];
his influence over his officers, [537];
letters, [537];
instructions, [537];
maps of his campaigns, [537], [538];
corrects maps for Gordon, [537];
at Cowpens, [538];
his letters, [538];
acc. of his retreat to the Dan, [539];
at Guilford, [539];
at Hobkirk's Hill, [541];
at Ninety-Six, [544];
his medal for Eutaw, [545];
at Morristown, [559];
at Springfield, [559];
under Sullivan in Rhode Island, [593];
makes treaty with Cherokees, [677].
Greene, Jos., [178].
Greenleaf, B., [156].
Greenleaf, Moses, MSS., [437];
in the Northern campaign (1776), [346];
orderly-book, [557].
Greg, Percy, United States, [456].
Gregg, Alexander, Old Cheraws, [676].
Greive, George, [560].
Grenadier Guards at Cowan's Ford, [539].
Grenell, John, [323].
Grenville, George, in power, [21], [23], [49];
and the Hutchinson letters, [56];
Regulations lately made, [75];
Controversy between Great Britain and her Colonies, [83];
speech on the Tea-ship's commotions, [92];
Stamp Act, [29].
Grenville Act (1764), [7], [27], [63];
characterized by Bancroft, [27];
in Boston, [27].
at Fairhaven, [603];
portrait, [383].
Gridlestone, Thomas, on Chas. Lee as Junius, [406].
Gridley, A. D., Town of Kirkland, [659].
Gridley, Richard, made chief engineer (1775), [134];
marks out redoubt on Bunker Hill, [135];
Washington's opinion of, [159];
letters, [203].
Grierson, Col., shot, [534].
Griffin, Col., [374].
Grigsby, H. B., Virginia Convention of 1776, [107], [257].
Grimke, Cpl., [520].
Grindall's Ford, [481].
Griswold, A. C., [191].
Grosvenor, L., [191].
Groton, Conn., attacked (1781), [562].
Grout, Lieut. David, orderly-book (1779), [359].
Groveland, ambuscade at, [642], [681];
map of ambuscade, [671].
Guadaloupe, [686].
Guernsey, A. H., [665].
Guess, Col. Nath., [677].
Guild, R. A., Chaplin Smith and the Baptists, [354], [357].
Guilford, battle of, [485], [540];
losses, [487];
Faden's map, [540].
Gummersall, Thomas, [683].
Gunby, at Hobkirk's Hill, [488].
Gunpowder, making of, [108], [118].
Gwinnett, Button, [264];
life of, [265];
autog., [266].
Habersham, Major John, [677].
Hackensack, [340], [343], [367].
Hadden, James Murray, Journal, [359].
Hageman, J. F., Princeton, [412].
Haldane, Lieut., [545].
Haldimand, Gen., deceived as to Sullivan's purpose (1779), [642], [667];
his relations with the Indians, [653];
Papers, calendar of, [653], [690];
ordered to attack New Orleans, [738].
Hale, Benj., [326].
Hale, E. E., on siege of Boston, [173];
Hundred years ago, [173];
on Bunker Hill, [189];
Faden maps, [210];
edits Howe's Orderly Book, [415];
on Cornwallis, [516];
on Yorktown, [555];
"Naval History of the American Revolution", [563];
on Paul Jones, [590];
Franklin in France, [591].
Hale, J. P., Trans-Alleghany Pioneers, [714].
Hale, Capt. Nathan, hanged, [333].
Half-King, a Huron, [735].
Halifax, refugees from Boston at, [206].
Hall, Capt., Civil war in America, [342].
Hall, Hiland, Ticonderoga, [214];
on Bennington, [356];
on Warner at Bennington, [356].
Hall, Lyman, [264];
life by H. McCall, [265];
autog., [266].
Hall, The Dutch and the Iroquois, [689].
Hallet,. Capt. J. A., [582];
in the "Tyrannicide", [582];
his log, [582].
Hallowell, Robt., [80].
Halsey, E. D., Morris County, [407].
Hamilton, Alex. his appeal (1774), [98];
A full vindication, [104];
The Farmer refuted, [104];
at Chatterton Hill, [286];
portraits of, [384];
bust of, [384];
aid to Washington, [416];
at Monmouth, [445];
his letters about Arnold and André, [466];
receives the news of Arnold's treason, [459];
Eulogy on Gen. Greene, [511];
his plan of operations with Rochambeau, [561].
Hamilton, E., Reynolds, [517].
Hamilton, F. W., Grenadier Guards, [518].
Hamilton, Gov., his case, [653];
charged with paying for scalps, [682], [726];
his report on the capture of Vincennes, [719];
defends his character, [719];
invades the Illinois country, [724];
recaptures Vincennes, [724];
letters from Detroit, [733];
his report of his surrender to Clark, [726];
sent to Virginia, [728];
sent to N. Y., [729].
Hamilton, Jas., Life of Thomas Heyward, [265];
Thomas Lynch, [265].
Hamilton, Engraved Works of Reynolds, [474].
Hammond, Col. Samuel, portrait, [535];
on Blackstocks, [536];
on Cowpens, [538];
his plan, [539].
Hancock, John, his brig "Harrison", [33];
and S. Adams' portrait, [40];
in the legislature, [42];
his sloop "Liberty" seized, [43], [80];
his "Rising Liberty", [80];
his letters, [107];
presides over Provincial Congress, [116];
at Lexington (1775), [122], [179];
excepted from pardon, [132];
letter to Ward, in fac-simile, [143];
his house, [207];
in Congress, [236];
life by John Adams, [265];
estimate of him by John Adams, [271];
sketch by C. F. Adams, [271];
by G. Mountfort, [271];
other accounts, [271];
naval instructions, [565];
commands Mass. militia in R. I., [603];
entertains D'Estaing in Boston, [603];
oration on Boston Massacre, [88];
suggests a Congress (1774), [99];
President of Congress, [107];
on his way to Congress, received with enthusiasm in N. Y., [125];
his house, [149];
abused, [204].
Hancock's Bridge (Pa.), [442].
Hand, Col., [278].
[Hanger, Geo.], Address to the Army, [517] (see [Colerain]).
Hanging Rock, [475].
Harcourt, Lt.-Col., [369].
Hardenburgh, John L., in Sullivan's campaign (1779), [671].
Harding, Chester, [227], [707].
Harding, Seth, [568];
in the "Confederacy", [583].
Harlem Heights, [335];
Americans occupy, [284];
Washington's headquarters, [284];
fight at, [285];
evacuated, [285];
Washington at, [334];
maps of, [334];
references, [334];
view, [334].
Harpersfield, N. Y., [643].
Harriman, Walter, [129].
Harrington, Daniel, [179].
Harrington, Jona., [179], [185].
Harris, Capt. (Lord), [183];
wounded at Bunker Hill, [195].
Harris, Moses, the spy of Schuyler, [356].
Harris, Samuel, Jr., journal of Saratoga campaign, [360].
Harris, W. W., Groton Heights, [562].
Harris and Allyn, Groton Heights, [448].
Harrison, Benj., [259];
his house, [259];
autog., [266];
life, [266].
Harrison, R. H., aide to Washington, [327], [390], [418].
Harrod, James, in Kentucky, [715].
Harrodsburg, Ky., [715].
Hart, John, autog., [264].
Hart, Thomas, [570].
Hartford, convention at (1780), [560];
Washington meets Rochambeau at, [561].
Hartley, Cecil B., Heroes and patriots, [680].
Hartley, Col., attacks Tioga, [636].
Hartley, Thomas, [346].
Hartley, Heroes of the South, [508].
Haskell, Caleb, [203];
diary, [219].
Hass, Wells de, Indian Wars, [649].
Hastings, Marquis of, [197].
Haswell, Anthony, Memoirs and Adventures, [709].
Hatfield, Hist. of Elizabeth, [407], [560].
Hathorn, Col., defeated by Brant, [639].
Hawthorne, Nath., his "Old Manse" house, [180];
Septimius Felton, [185].
Haven, C. C., Washington in N. Jersey, [407];
Thirty days in N. Jersey, [407];
Annals of Trenton, [407];
Hist. Manual, [407].
Haw River, [485].
Hawkins, Benj., [651].
Hawks, F. L., on the Regulators, [81].
Hawley, James, [42].
Hawley, Gen. Jos., on Stony Point, [558].
Hawley, Joseph, [34];
urges fighting, [117];
"Broken Hints", [118];
autog., [118];
tries to assuage passions, [118];
on independence, [258].
Hay, Major, [728].
Hay, P. D., The Swamp Fox, [512].
Hayden, H. E., bibliog. of Wyoming, [665];
General Enos, [217].
Hayes, W. A., [746].
Hayne, Isaac, his career and execution, [534].
Hayne, Paul H., poem on King's Mountain, [536].
Hayward, E. L., [522].
Haywood, John, Hist. Tennessee, [676], [678].
Hazard, Eben, on the Penobscot exped., [604].
Hazard, Samuel, Penna. Register, [650].
Hazlewood, Com. John, [386];
on the Delaware, [430], [431].
Head of Elk, [379].
Headley, J. T., on Burgoyne's campaign, [359];
on the camp at Newburgh, [744];
Miscellanies, [590];
on Bouquet, [693].
Heath, Gen., account of the fight at Menotomy, [126];
autog., [127];
his service, [128];
his papers, [128];
Memoirs, [180];
commands Eastern department, [318];
at Peekskill, [403];
plan of Stony Point, [557];
in Boston (1778), [603];
made general, [119];
autog., [203].
Heckewelder, John, the missionary, [651], [734].
Heister, Gen. de, [277], [345];
Hele, Lieut., [449].
Hellwald, Von, America, [129].
Helm, Capt., at Vincennes, [723], [728], [729].
Hempstead, Stephen, [562].
Hendricks, Capt. Wm., [219].
Henley, Capt. David, [318].
Hennequin, Biographie Maritime, [595].
Henry, Capt. John, [520], [522].
Henry, J. J., Campaign against Quebec, [219].
Henry, Moses, [724].
Henry, Patrick, [238];
questions the prerogative, [24];
and the Stamp Act, [29], [73];
supports com. of corresp., [56];
character, [107];
memoir by W. W. Henry, [107];
prepared (1774) to fight, [117];
"We must fight", [121];
commands Virginia militia, [167];
on independence, [257];
his house, [259];
and Western lands, [649];
gov. of Va., [716];
corresponds with Spanish governor of New Orleans, [738];
his letter on Clark's conquests, [723].
Henry, W. W., memoir on Patrick Henry, [107];
on G. R. Clark, [734].
Henshaw, Joshua, [73].
Henshaw, Col. Wm., [204].
Herbert, Chas., Relics of Amer. Prisoners, [575];
The Prisoners of 1776, [575].
Hering, J. H., [348].
Herkimer, Gen. Nicholas, at Oriskany, [299], [630];
goes to Unadilla, [626];
conference with Brant, [627];
his force, [630];
wounded, [631];
suspicious portrait, [351];
view of house, [351];
his name, [351].
Herrick, H. W., on Stark and Bennington, [354].
Hesperian, The, [710].
Hesse, Mr., [738].
Hesse-Cassel, Prince of, his letter to Baron Hohendorf a forgery, [411].
Hessians in the Long Island battle, [329];
their maps, [327], [345], [409];
at Oriskany, [351];
their jealousy of the English, [354];
taken at Trenton, marched through Philadelphia, [376];
at Brandywine, [419];
in the South, [482];
at Savannah (1779), [524];
at Guilford, [541];
in the R. I. campaign (1778), [595], [601].
Heth, Lieut. Wm., [219], [421].
Hewes, G. R. T., Traits of the Tea Party, [91];
Retrospect of the Tea Party, [91].
Hewes, Joseph, life and autog., [266].
Heyward, Thomas, life, [265];
autog., [266].
Hichborn, Benj., [88].
Hickey, Thomas, [326].
Hickey Plot, [326].
Hide, Elijah, [186].
Higginson, T. W., on Paul Revere, [175];
on Salem privateers, [591].
Hildreth, S. P., Pioneer Settlers of Ohio, [219], [567], [708].
Hill, Geo. C., Arnold, [461];
Daniel Boone, 708.
Hill, J. B., Old Dunstable, [189].
Hill, John, his plan of N. York, [331];
map of Philad., [442].
Hill, N. N., Jr., [736].
Hillard, E. B., Last Men of the Rev., [746].
Hills, John, [426]; Map of Springfield, N. J., [560];
map of Stony Point, [558];
plan of attack on Forts Clinton and Montgomery, [363].
Hillsborough, Earl of, [21], [43];
leaves the ministry, [53];
requires Massachusetts to rescind its circular letter, [44];
she refuses, [45].
Hinman, Connecticut during the Rev., [663].
Hite, Col. John, [718].
[Hobkirk's Hill] (second battle of Camden), battle of, [488], [541];
plans of battle, [543], [544];
forces and losses, [544].
Hodge, Wm., [573], [574], [575].
Hodgkin, Col. Joseph, [325].
Hodgkinson, Samuel, [222], [225].
Hodgson, John, [86].
Hoffman, F. S., [451].
Holden, Queensbury, [214].
Holland, E. G., "Highland Treason", [466].
Holland, Sam., chart of Boston harbor, [209];
his plan of N. Y., [333];
his maps of the English colonies, [341];
surveys of Fort Clinton, etc., [364].
Hollis, Thomas, [68];
prints The True Sentiments of America, [83].
Hollister, H., Lackawanna Valley, [665].
Holmes, O. W., Grandmother's Story, [200].
Holmes, Missions, [736].
Holyoke, Dr., [187].
Home, John, [269].
Hood, Admiral, [83];
Letters, [84];
on the American coast, [501].
Hooper, Archibald M., acc. of Robert Howe, [519].
Hooper, J. C., life of Wm. Hooper, [265].
Hooper, "King", [114].
Hooper, Wm., life, [265];
autog., [266].
Hopkins, Esek, made chief naval officer, [568];
portraits, [569];
attacks New Providence, [570];
attacks the "Glasgow", [570];
court-martial, [570];
accounts of, [570];
retires, [570].
Hopkins, John B., capt. in the navy, [570].
Hopkins, Stephen, [53];
answered in a Letter from a gentleman at Halifax, [70];
and in Defence of a Letter, [70];
and Brief Remarks, [70];
Rights of the Colonies, [70];
Grievances of the American Colonies, [70];
autog., [263];
life, [265];
and the Congress of 1754, [66].
Hopkinson, Francis, autog., [264];
life, by R. P. Smith, [265];
letter to Duché, [438];
Battle of the Kegs, [442].
Hoppin, J. M., [439];
edits H. A. Brown's Orations, [446].
Hoppin, Nicholas, [142].
Horry, P., Life of Marion, [512].
Horry, quarrels with Mahem, [545].
Hosack, David, [464].
Hosmer, Rufus, [189].
Hotham, Com., [364].
Houdon, his bust of Paul Jones, [592].
Hough, F. B., Order-book of Captain Bleecker, [670];
edits the Cow-Chace, [560];
Proc. of Congress at Boston, [560];
Northern Invasions, [452], [672];
Savannah, [522];
Siege of Charleston, [525];
edits Siege of Detroit, [701].
Houghton, G. F., on Colonel Warner, [356].
How, David, [202].
How, Henry K., Trenton, [407].
Howard, Col. J. E., [421], [481].
Howe, Henry, Hist. Coll. N. Y., [666].
Howe, John, Journal, [119].
Howe, Richard, Admiral Lord, [380];
confronts D'Estaing off Newport, [594];
Candid and Impartial Narrative, [594];
arrives at New York, [326];
statue, [380];
attempts to force the Delaware defences, [387];
cruised off Boston to lure out D'Estaing, [603].
Howe, Gen. Robt., on defences of Charleston, [230];
at West Point, [456];
at Savannah, [469];
his Court-Martial Proceedings, [519];
acc. of, [519].
Howe, Gen. Wm., autog., [136];
his army on Staten Island (1776), [275];
lands on Long Island, [276];
his portrait, [197], [278], [383], [417], [418];
his blunders in the N. Y. campaign (1776), [291];
in Philadelphia, [384];
his army attacked at Germantown, [385];
criticised in Letters to a nobleman, [415];
his Observations, [415];
Reply to Observations, [415];
Letters from Agricolas, [415];
generally criticised, [415];
connection with Mrs. Loring, [415];
leaves Philadelphia, [396];
Mischianza, [396];
attacks Lafayette at Barren Hill, [396];
his reputation ruined by the campaign of 1777, [414];
tracts on his incompetency, [414];
his Orderly-book, 1775-1776, [194], [415];
his H. Q. at Brandywine, [415];
sails from N. Y., [417];
at Head of Elk, [418];
his character, [418];
enters Philad., [419];
his proclamations, [419];
his acc. of Germantown, [426];
tries to lure Washington to battle, [439];
H. Q. at Stenton, [429];
orders in Philadelphia, [436];
H. Q. in Philad., [436];
relieved by Clinton, [443];
hopes to use the Indians, [621];
criticised for his attack at Bunker Hill, [140];
his fleet, [158];
evacuates Boston, [158], [205];
his conduct of the siege criticised in A View of the Evidence, etc., [205];
knighted, [281];
occupies N. Y., [283];
dallies at Mrs. Murray's, [284];
attacks to outflank Washington by way of Throg's Neck, [285];
at White Plains, [286];
at Dobbs's Ferry, [287];
attacks Fort Washington, [287], [288];
crosses into Jersey, [290];
his letters during the Long Island campaign, [329];
criticised by Mauduit, [329], [337];
his quarters in N. Y., [331];
his movements above New York (1776), [337];
going to Philadelphia, defeated Germain's plans, [348];
sends expedition to Danbury, [348];
takes Philadelphia, [367];
invades the Jerseys, [368];
evacuates New Jersey, [379];
sails south, and lands at Head of Elk, [379];
at Brandywine, [381];
criticised (1776), [331].
Howells, W. D., Three Villages, [184];
on Gnadenhütten, [736].
Howland, John, of Rhode Island, [405].
Hoyt, A. H., [95].
Hoyt, Epaphras, [627].
Hoyt, Gen., on the Saratoga battlefield, [357].
Hubbard, Frances M., Wm. Richardson Davie, [537].
Hubbard, John, Maj. Moses Van Campen, [669].
Hubbard, J. N., Sa-go-ye-wat-ha, [625], [662];
Life of Van Campen, [665].
[Hubbardton], affair at, [297], [350];
map, [350].
Huberton. See [Hubbardton].
Hubley, Col. Adam, [668];
American Revolution, [650].
Huddy, Capt. Joshua, case of, [744].
Hudson, Chas., [184];
Lexington, [180];
on Pitcairn, [183];
Doubts concerning Bunker Hill, [189].
Hudson, C., and Porter, E. E., Centennial of Lexington, [184].
Hudson, F., Amer. Journalism, [110];
on Lexington, [184].
Hudson River, the campaigns about, [275];
maps of, [323], [340], [364], [455], [456], [465], [556], [557];
the British to secure its line, [323];
British ships in (1776), [326];
obstructions in, [364];
frozen at New York, [559];
highlands of, [340].
Huger, Gen., [483];
the Virginia brigade, [485].
Hughes, Major, aide to Gen. Gates, [360].
Hull, Capt. Wm., on Trenton, [407].
Humphreys, Life of Putnam, [190].
Hunnewell, J. F., Bibliog. of Charlestown, [185].
Hunt, Louise L., on Gen. Montgomery, [216].
Hunter, C. L., Western No. Carolina, [256], [536], [678].
Huntington, Jed., letters during siege of Boston, [203];
on Valley Forge, [436].
Huntington, Samuel, autog., [263];
life, [265].
Hurd, John, [227].
Husband, Herman, [81];
A Fan for Fanning, [81];
Impartial Relation, [82].
Huske, Present State, etc., [650].
Husted, N. C., Centennial Souvenir, [466].
Hutcheson, Maj. Francis, his diary, [205], [346].
Hutchins, Thomas, [693], [699];
Louisiana, [651];
his maps of Bouquet's exped., [699];
map of Illinois country, [700];
Louisiana and West Florida, [700];
Virginia, etc., [700].
Hutchinson, Col. Israel, [204].
Hutchinson, Gov. Thomas, [89];
on Boston Massacre, [85];
his Strictures on the Declaration of Congress, [240];
chief justice of Mass., [12];
his house sacked, [19], [30], [72];
lieut.-gov. of Mass., [22];
on feelings in England, [111];
his coach used by Washington, [146];
his character, [26];
draws up petition to the Commons, [28];
succeeds Bernard (1769), [49];
made gov. of Mass. (1771), [53];
his letters returned to Boston by Franklin, [56], [93];
sails for England, [57];
death, [58];
plan of union in 1754, [66];
disapproval of the Stamp Act, [72];
his speech after the mob, [73];
his controversy with his Assembly, [88];
threatened, [88];
Copies of letters, etc., [93];
Letters of Gov. Hutchinson, etc., [93];
The Representations of Gov. Hutchinson, [93];
R. C. Winthrop's views of the return of his letters, [93];
George Bancroft's, [93];
Grenville's connection, [94];
interview with the king (1774), [97];
opposes the Boston Port Bill, [97];
addressed on leaving Boston, [113].
Hyrne, W. A., [169].
Hyslop, Robt., has Paul Jones's papers, [589].
Illinois, county of Va., [729].
Illinois country, [708];
map of, by Hutchins, [700];
Clark's campaign in, [718];
to be invaded by the British (1780), [737];
Illman, Thomas, [194].
Imlay, Gilbert, Western Territory, [652], [708].
Importers in Boston proscribed, [79], [80];
list of them, [79].
Indeberg (N. Y. city), [284].
[Independence], of the United States, growth of the sentiment, [231], [256].
[Indians], taken prisoners and made slaves, [676];
threaten the Southern colonies (1763), [17];
Indian Treaties, etc., [247];
their part in the Rev. War, [605];
their grants of lands, [607];
rights of their women, [607];
private persons forbidden to buy their lands, [608];
spare woman's chastity, [610], [652];
their numbers, [610], [611], [650];
proportion of warriors, [611];
names of tribes, [699];
enlisted as minute-men at Cambridge, [612];
of more use to the British, [612];
counter-movements to employ them, [613], [614], [615], [616], [618];
in battle of Long Island, [613];
used as scouts, [613];
at White Plains, [613];
on the Kennebec exped., [614];
commissions given to them, [617];
and the British ministry, [617];
the British government announce their intention of using them, [621];
entice them by gifts, [621];
books about, [648];
as allies in war, [649];
their lands encroached upon, [649];
number in the British service, [652];
with St. Leger, [661];
commissioned by Congress, [672];
employment of, in war, opinions as regards, [673];
counter-statements of English and French, [688], [689];
bounties offered to engage in the war, [674];
enlisted, [677];
join the Americans in the South, [679];
Laws relating to Indians, [682];
civilized by the Moravians, [736].
Ingersoll, E., life of L. Morris, [266];
of Thomas Stone, [266];
of Samuel Chase, [266];
of James Smith, [266];
of Jos. Hewes, [266];
of Wm. Paca, [266];
of John Adams, [266].
Ingersoll, Jared., to be stamp distributor, [72];
his Letters, [73].
Inglis, Chas., Plain Truth, [270];
on the Iroquois, [608].
Inman, George, on Princeton, [412].
Innes, Col. Jas., [718].
Insurance, maritime, rates of, during the Rev. War, [563], [573].
Ipswich dreads a raid from Boston (1775), [128].
Iredell, James, [532].
Ireland, address of Congress to, [617].
Irenæus, Father, [710].
[Iroquois], histories of, [247];
Inglis' memorial about, [608].
Irvine, Col., attack at Three Rivers, [225].
Irvine, Gen., diary, [222].
Irvine, Gen. James, wounded at Chestnut Hill, [389].
Irvine, William, at Monmouth, [446];
at Fort Pitt, [732];
letters and papers, [737].
Jack, Major, in Georgia, [676], [678], [679].
Jackson, Helen Hunt, Century of Dishonor, [681],
Jackson, survey of Lake George, [348].
Jacob, John J., Life of Cresap, [712].
Jacobs, Francis, [419].
Jamaica Bay, [327].
James, John, Life of Marion, [512].
James, Wm. D., Life of Marion, [512].
James Island (near Charleston, S. C.), [526].
Jameson, Col., receives André, [458].
Jameson, Constitutional Conventions, [72].
Jarvis, J. W., [734].
Jasper, Sergeant William, [172], [230];
killed, [524].
Jay, John, address to the people of Great Britain, [100];
an Episcopalian, [241];
on Harlem fight, [334];
on the desire for independence, [255].
Jefferson, Thomas, Summary View, [98], [99];
the Decl. of Indep., [239];
Stuart's profile likeness of, [258];
portraits of, [258];
his house, Monticello, [259];
fac-simile of his orig. draft of the Decl. of Independence, [260];
why at the head of the com. for drafting the Decl. of Indep., [261];
the house where he wrote the Decl. of Indep. 261;
the desk, [261];
life of George Wythe, [265];
life by Gilpin, [265];
escapes from Tarleton, [497];
during the invasion of Va., [515], [547];
controversy with H. Lee, [515];
Notes on Virginia, [650], [711], [712];
on Cresap, [711].
Jefferys, Gen. Topog. of No. Amer., [696];
plan of Boston, [209];
Province of Quebec, [215];
charts of the St. Lawrence, river and gulf, [215].
Jeffries, Dr. John, on Gen. Warren's death, [194].
Jening, Levi, [47].
Jenkins, Howard, Gwynedd, [436].
Jenkins, H. M., on Brandywine, [419].
Jenkins, Steuben, on Wyoming, [665].
Jenkinson, C., [76].
Jennings, Edmund, [109].
Jennings, Isaac, Memorials of a Century, [355].
Jennys, Richard, [71].
Jenyns, Soame, his Objections to Taxation, [75].
Jephson, Mrs., [276].
Jesse, Etonians, [516].
Jesuits in Kaskaskia, [717], [720].
Johnson, Crisfield, Erie County, [670].
Johnson, Col. Guy, [142];
succeeds Sir Wm. Johnson, [612];
favors use of Indians, [613];
the object of suspicion, [618];
fortified his house, [619];
confers with the Indians at Fort Stanwix and Oswego, [619];
at Ontario, [619];
instructed to have the Indians prepared for service, [620];
his war-belt, [624];
goes to Connecticut, [605];
his map of the country of the Six Nations (1771), [609];
correspondence with Haldimand, [654];
persuading Indians to join the British, [655].
Johnson, Jeremiah, [329].
Johnson, Sir John, urging the Indians to take sides, [615];
his position, [624];
arrested, [625];
flies to Canada, [625];
Life of, [625];
Orderly-book, [351], [625], [660];
at Oriskany, [630];
raids in the Mohawk Valley, [634], [644];
in the Schoharie Valley, [644];
exped. into N. Y. 672;
in St. Leger's campaign, [299];
life of, by J. W. de Peyster, [351].
Johnson, Jos., Traditions of Amer. Rev., [514].
Johnson, R. M., [707].
Johnson, Dr. Samuel, his appearance, [109];
Taxation no Tyranny, [109];
Hypocrisy unmasked, [102].
Johnson, Stephen, [203].
Johnson, Wesley, [665].
Johnson, Sir Wm., life by Stone, [247];
his tact, [605];
labors to prevent outbreaks, [607], [608];
dies, [612];
acc. of, [648];
his estimate of Indian warriors, [651];
makes a treaty (1764) at Niagara, [698];
letters to Lords of Trade, [704];
the Western Indians, [706], [707].
Johnson, Wm., Sketches of life of Gen. Greene, [510], [511];
reviews of, [511].
Johnson, W. S., and the Wilkes turmoils, [28];
in the Congress of 1765, [74];
on feelings in England during the Stamp Act times, [75];
describes debates in Parliament, [85];
predicts independence, [85];
a patriot, [241].
Johnston, Alexander, Representative Amer. Orations, [107];
on the Cincinnati, [746].
Johnston, Capt., in the navy, [575];
in the "Lexington", [575];
surrenders to the "Alert", [575].
Johnston, Henry P., "Yale in the Revolution", [189];
on R. J. Meigs, [219];
his map of Long Island, [328];
Campaign of 1776, [331];
plan of New York Island, [331], [335];
on Nathan Hale, [334];
on Col. Varick, [460];
on De Kalb, [530];
his plan of battle of Camden, [531];
on De Kalb, Gates, and the Camden campaign, [532];
Yorktown Campaign, [555];
on Stony Point, [558].
Johnston, Bristol and Bremen, [567].
Johnstown, Gen. Schuyler at, [624];
fight at, [646].
Jones, Brig.-Gen., [194].
Jones, C. C., Georgia, [679];
Last Days of Lee, [509], [510];
Serg. Wm. Jasper, [230], [524];
Sepulture of Greene and Pulaski, [510], [524];
Siege of Savannah in 1779, [522].
Jones, Ch. H., Campaign for the Conquest of Canada, [174].
Jones, Dr., of Boston, [47].
Jones, Gabriel, [716].
Jones, J. S., Defence of No. Carolina, [257].
[Jones, John Paul], made lieutenant, [568];
cruising in the "Providence", [570];
in the "Alfred", [571];
captures the "Mellish", [571];
in the "Ranger", [571], [576];
displays the national flag, [571];
acc. of him, [576];
takes the "Drake", [577];
descent on the Scotch coast, [577];
his letter-books, [577];
in the "Bon Homme Richard", [577], [590];
her log-book, [590];
her flag, [590];
engages the "Serapis", [578], [590];
goes into the Texel, [578];
effect in England, [590];
seeks the French service, [579];
in the "Alliance", [583];
life by J. F. Cooper, [589];
other lives, [589];
life purporting to be by himself, issued in French, [590];
figures in Cooper's Pilot and Dumas' Capitaine Paul, [590];
in the "Ranger", [590];
her log, [590];
his letters, [590];
claims on the U. S., [591];
causes diplomatic embarrassments, [591];
portraits, [592];
medals, [592];
Houdon's bust, [592].
Jones, Lieut., [627].
Jones, M. M., on Cornstalk, [714].
Jones, Pearson, [146].
Jones, Pomroy, Oneida County, [351].
Jones, Skelton, Virginia, [515].
Jones, Thomas, the loyalist, his cynical character, [467].
Jordan, S., [227].
Joy, Arad, of Ovid, N. Y., [467].
Judges paid by the king, [54];
tenure of office in England, [4];
in America, [4].
Judson, L. C., on the signers of Decl. of Indep., [266].
Jumel, Madam, [284].
Kalb. See [De Kalb].
Kalm predicts the Amer. revolt, [686].
Kanadalauga, [669].
Kapp, Frederick, Die Deutschen im Staate New York, [351];
Life of John Kalb, [530];
Leben des Generals Kalb, [530];
Life of Steuben, [515].
Kaskaskia 730, [738];
Jesuits at, [720];
captured, [720];
references, [722];
Kaye, G. W., Indian Officers, [516].
Kearney, Maj., surveys of Yorktown, [553].
Kemble, Peter, [123].
[Kennebec expedition] (1775), led by Arnold, [217];
used surveys by Montresor, [217];
Indians join, [655];
maps of the route, [217];
references, [217];
letters, [218];
Arnold's journal, [218];
other journals, [219];
orderly-books, [220];
list of officers, [220];
lists of men and of the losses, [220].
See [Quebec, siege of (1755)].
Kennedy, Patrick, Journal, [701].
Kennedy, Samuel, surgeon, [325], [359].
Kennett Square, Pa., [381], [415].
Kent, Benj., [47].
Kenton, Simon, [708].
Kentucky, explored, [710], [715];
first log cabin, [715];
made a county of Virginia, [716];
forts in, [739].
Ketchum, Silas, edits Mrs. Walker's Events in Canada, [222].
Ketchum, Wm., Buffalo, [648].
Kettell, John, at Bunker Hill, [202].
Kettle Creek, [520].
Kickapoos, [703],
Kidder, Frederick, Military operations in Eastern Maine, [564], [657];
acc. of him, [657].
Kimball, James, orderly-book (1777-1778), [360].
King, C., on Monmouth, [446].
King, David, [219].
King, D. P., [184].
King, Gen. Joshua, on André's captors, [466].
affair at (1781), [561].
King's Ferry (Hudson River), [456].
King's Mountain, battle, [479], [535], [536], [677];
forces and losses, [535];
no good plan, [536];
view, [536];
diagrams, [536].
Kingsley, J. L., Hist. address, [93];
on Ezra Stiles, [187].
Kingston, Duchess of, [112].
Kingston, Fort, [664].
Kingston, Lt. Col. (1777), [366].
Kingston, N. Y., senate house, [274];
burned (1777), [364].
Kingstown, N. J., [408], [410].
Kinnison, David, [91].
Kip's Bay, [283], [333], [335].
Kirke, Edmund, pseud. for J. R. Gilmore.
Kirkland, J. T., [672];
sketch of Gen. Lincoln, [513].
Kirkland, Samuel, [612], [659];
acc. of, [674];
life by S. K. Lothrop, [274], [659];
his account of siege of Fort Stanwix, [351].
Kirkwood, Capt., his journal, [545].
Kitanning, [609].
Kitchin, Thomas, map of N. Y., [333], [349];
map of Philad., [442].
Kloster-Zeven, convention of, [322].
Knight, Dr. (with Slover), Narrative, [736].
Knight, Lieut. John, [364].
Knower, Daniel, [466].
attacks at Harlem, [285];
his scouts in Charlestown Mass. (1776), [153].
Knox, Gen. Henry, his acc. of Brandywine, [419];
his report on the Continental army, [588];
misconceived later, [588];
brings cannon from Ticonderoga, [156];
his letters, [156];
autog., [156];
on Germantown, [421];
headquarters in N. Y., [276];
last general officer of the army, [746];
suggests the Cincinnati Soc., [746].
Knox, Wm., Claim of the Colonies, [75];
Controversy between Great Britain and her Colonies, [83];
The justice and policy of the late act, [104].
Knyphausen, Gen., at Fort Washington, [289], [338], [345];
autog., [289];
at Brandywine, [381];
in command in N. Y., [559];
on the Delaware, [430];
at Haddenfield, [442];
at New Rochelle, [286];
at King's Bridge, [286];
his quarters in N. Y., [331];
at Trenton, [411].
Kosciusko, Thaddeus, fortifies Bemis Heights, [304];
at Ninety-six, [491];
portraits, [492];
memoir by Evans, [492];
his claims, [492].
Kriegstheater in Amerika, [341].
Kulp, Geo. B., Families of the Wyoming Valley, [664].
L'Amoreaux, J. S., address, [366].
La Chesnais, edits Blanchard's journal, [554].
La Corne, St. Luc, with Burgoyne, [294].
[La Mothe], Capt., [729].
La Tour, Brionde, Théâtre de la Guerre, [416].
Lacy, Gen. John, [393];
Papers, [216];
at Valley Forge, [436].
Lafayette, his view of the English observance of the Saratoga convention, [321];
joins the army, [380];
wounded at Brandywine, [382], [418];
headquarters, [419];
his attack at Gloucester, N. Jersey 389, [430];
proposed for command of an expedition to Canada, [392], [447];
first sits at council of war, [417];
account of Arnold and André, [466];
marches south, [496];
in Richmond, [496];
map of his fight with Cornwallis, [538];
in Virginia, [547];
his Mèmoires, [547];
at Yorktown, [555];
plans an invasion of England, [577];
in R. I. campaign (1778), [593], [601];
his letters, [593];
visits Boston, [595];
his plan of Narragansett Bay, [600];
his plan of Rhode Island, [602].
Lake Pontchartrain, map, [702].
Lake. See names of lakes.
Lally, Thomas, [227].
Lamb, Col. John, [670];
at West Point, [460];
his artillery company at Quebec, [220].
Lamb, Roger, Journal of Occurrences, [198], [360], [518], [532];
Memoirs, [360].
Lambdin, A. C., [423].
Lamoth, Capt., [728]. See [La Mothe].
Lancaster, Pa., Congress at, [383].
Lancaster County, Pa., massacre in, [606].
Land grants, fraudulently obtained from the Indians, [607], [608].
Landaff, Bishop, his sermon (1767), [76];
answered by Livingston, [76];
a Vindication, [76].
Landais, Capt., in the "Alliance", [577], [578];
insane, [579];
his Memorial, [590];
Charges and Proofs, [591];
acc. by E. E. Hale, [591];
his claims, [591].
Lane, Capt. John, [614].
Lane, S. E., [714].
Langdon, John, in Canada, [227].
Langdon, Rev. John, sermon on Lexington, [180].
Langdon, Samuel, election sermon, [131];
Map of N. Hampshire, [217].
Langworthy, Edward, Chas. Lee, [407].
Lareau, Litt. Canadienne, [216].
Larned, Miss, Windham County, [193].
Lathrop, John, sermon on Boston Massacre, [88].
Latrobe, H. B., life of Chas. Carroll, [266].
Laurens, John, Lt.-Col., at Germantown, [385];
on the Delaware, [431];
at Monmouth, [446];
challenges Lee, [446];
at Charleston (1780), [525].
Lauzun, Duc de, Mémoires, [560].
Lawrence, Eugene, [559].
Leach, John, [204].
Learned, Gen., at Bemis Heights, [304];
at Freeman's Farm, [316].
Leboucher, La Guerre de l'Indépendance, [560].
Lecky, on Bunker Hill, [198];
on siege of Boston, [173];
England, etc., [68].
Ledyard, Col., his career, etc., [562];
killed, [562].
Lee, Andrew, diary, [417].
Lee, Arthur, A True State of the Proceedings, [106];
An Appeal to the People of Great Britain, [106], [109];
on the news of Lexington, [175];
helps in writing the Liberty Song, [86];
Political Detection, [88];
trying to secure powder for Virginia, [168].
Lee, Chas., Strictures on a Friendly Address, [106];
at Cambridge, [144];
correspondence with Burgoyne, [144];
his headquarters in Medford, [144];
sent to New York (1776), [156];
his letters at this time, [156];
in Virginia, [168];
in South Carolina, [168];
letters during siege of Boston, [203];
report on defence of Sullivan's Island, [229];
in New York, [275];
on the fortifications of New York, [325];
refuses to follow Washington into the Jerseys, [368], [403];
autograph, [370];
following Clinton, [398];
court-martial of, [400], [446];
dismissed from the army, [400];
exchanged, [403];
his criticism of Washington, [403], [446];
his conduct suspicious, [403];
as "Junius", [406];
his house in Virginia, [407];
lives of, [407];
Papers, [407];
the campaign of 1777, [416];
his treason, [416];
his vindication, [446];
corresponds with Washington, [446];
duel with Col. Laurens, [446].
Lee, C. C., [515].
Lee, F. D., Hist. Rec. of Savannah, [519].
Lee, Francis Lightfoot, autog., [266];
life, [266].
Lee, Capt. John, [592].
Lee, Gen. Henry, [222], [509];
and his legion, [484];
on Rawdon's communications, [487];
joins Marion, [487];
at Augusta, [490];
at Ninety-Six, [491];
at the Eutaws, [545];
retires, [545];
War in the Southern Dept., [509];
edited by H. Lee, [509];
by R. E. Lee, [509];
called "Legion Harry", and "Light Horse Harry", [509];
portraits, [509];
severe on Jefferson, [515];
controversy, [515];
at Yorktown, [555];
(son of "Legion Harry") his Campaign of 1781, [511];
Observations on Jefferson, [515];
on the capture of André, [466];
attacks Paulus Hook, [559].
and the Stamp Act, [29];
supports com. of correspondence, [56];
address to people of Great Britain, [100];
drafts address of Congress of 1775, [108];
moves for independence, [238];
not on the committee to draft the Declar. of Independence, [239];
his resolutions of June 7th preserved, [261];
references, [261];
autog., [265];
life, [266];
on Trenton, [407].
Lee, Major Wm., [204];
Legal adviser, [729].
Leiste, C., on the British colonies, [341].
Leitch, Col. Thomas, [171], [285].
Leith, John, Narrative, [682].
Le Marchant, Walpole's George III., [75].
Lemoine, Maple leaves, [223];
Picturesque Quebec, [223].
Leney, W. S., [107].
Leonard, Daniel, The present political state, etc., [110];
The Origin of the Amer. Contest, [110];
Massachusettensis, or a series of letters, [110];
references, [112].
Leslie, Col., at Salem, [119], [172].
Leslie, Gen., attacks Chatterton Hill, [286];
at Charleston, S. C., [507];
proposes a truce, [545];
marches to the Carolinas, [536];
at Princeton, [378];
Lesperance, J., Bastonnais, [223].
Levasseur, A., Lafayette en Amérique, [194].
Levinge, R. G. A., Monmouthshire Light Infantry, [198].
Lewis, Gen. Andrew, leads exped. against Indians, [713];
at Point Pleasant, [713];
in Virginia, [168];
his Order-book, [168].
Lewis, Col., of Virginia, [679].
Lewis, Francis, autog., [264]; life, [265].
Lewis, Morgan, life of Francis Lewis, [265].
Lewis, S., [338].
Lewis, Chester Co., [419].
Lexington, Ky., [708]; named in commemoration
of the fight in 1775, [178].
[Lexington, Mass.], march to, [123];
Percy's reinforcements, [123];
effect of the news in England, [125];
authorities, [174];
depositions, [175];
fac-simile of John Parker's, [176];
which fired first? 175, [183];
news of the fight in London, [175];
its effect, [178];
the news sent South, [178];
Bloody Butchery, [178];
plan of Lexington, [179];
Clarke house, [179];
British accounts, [180];
Circumstantial Account, [180];
losses, [182];
alarm rolls, [182];
loss of property, [182];
disputes with Concord, [183];
depositions of survivors, [184];
Centennial Souvenir, [184];
view of Lexington Green, [185];
the fight in fiction, [185];
relics, [185].
See [Concord].
"Liberty" sloop seized, [43].
Liberty Song, [86]; Tree in Boston, [72];
in other places, [72].
Lincoln, Benjamin, at Charleston (1779), [469];
his order-books, [469], [522], [554];
at Savannah, [470], [519], [522], [523];
withdraws, [471];
autograph, [473];
portrait, [473];
lives, [513];
his letters, [513];
coöperates with D'Estaing, [513];
surrenders Charleston, [474], [513];
defends his conduct, [524];
drove off the last ship from Boston, [160];
in Burgoyne's campaign, [299], [359];
acting on Burgoyne's communications, [304];
on New York Island (1781), [499];
account of Bennington, [354];
attack on Stono, [520];
with Gates (1777), [307].
Lincoln, Wm., ed. Journals of Mass. Prov. Cong., [180].
Lind, John, Answer to the Decl. of Indep., [269].
Lindsay, Lord, on Germantown, [423].
Lindsay, W., Invasion of Canada, [223].
Linn, Buffalo Valley, [446].
Linquet, [366].
Lippincott, Capt. Richard, [744].
Litchfield, Paul, [203].
Little, Moses, [326].
Livermore, Daniel, [668].
Livermore, Geo., Hist. Research, [85].
Liverpool, Eng., [563].
Livesey, R., [575].
Livingston, Col., at Freeman's Farm, [316].
Livingston, Henry B., [359];
orderly-book (1777), [359].
Livingston, Col. James, before Quebec, [165].
Livingston, Philip, The other side of the question, [106], [108];
autog., [264];
life of, [265].
Livingston, R. R., intercedes for Arnold, [452];
in Canada, [227];
on com. to draft Declar. of Indep., [239];
on Stamp Act, [73].
Livingston, Gov. Wm., his papers, [359];
Collection of Tracts, [83];
corresponding with Sam Cooper, [83];
Letter to Bishop of Landaff, [76];
his silhouette, [84].
Lloyd, Charles, [49];
sec. to Grenville, [75];
Conduct of the late administration examined, [76].
Locke, Col., [475].
Lockwood, David, [472].
Lockwood, James, [178].
Lodge, Lieut. Benj., map of Sullivan's route (1779), [681].
Lodge, John, [212].
Loftus, Maj. Arthur, on the Mississippi, [701].
Logan, Col., at Blue Licks, [730].
Logan, James, his house, [429].
Logan, J. H. Upper country of So. Carolina, [536].
Logan Historical Soc., [713];
American Pioneer, [713].
Logan (Indian), his speech, [711], [712].
Logtown, N. C., [543].
London Gazette, [516].
Long, J., Indian interpreter, [649].
Long, Voyages, [741].
[Long Island], battle of, [326];
movements of, [329];
British strength at, [330];
bibliography of, [329];
the British land on, [326];
Hessian map of battle, [327];
other maps, [327], [328], [340].
See [Brooklyn].
Long Island Sound, whale boat warfare in, [591].
Longchamps. Histoire impartiale, [555].
Longfellow, H. W., occupies Craigie House, [142];
Paul Revere's Ride, [173].
Longfellow, Samuel, Life of H. W. Longfellow, [142].
Lord, W. W., play on André, [464].
Loring, Geo. B., on Leslie's expedition, [172].
Loring, J. S., Hundred Boston Orators, [107].
Lossing, B. J., [197]; on Arnold, [220];
on Daniel Boone, [708];
Field-book of the Rev., [659];
edits Lyon's Mil. Journal, [178];
on the signers of the Decl. of Indep., [266];
on Putnam, [193];
on the Revolutionary navy, [589];
Two Spies, [464];
on Arnold's treason, [464];
United States, [659];
Seventeen hundred and seventy-six, [659];
on Quebec, [223].
Lothrop, Isaac, [187].
Lothrop, S. K., Samuel Kirkland, [659], [674].
Louisiana, ceded (1762) to Spain, [686];
Ulloa in, [737];
a republic tried, [737];
French forts in, [699].
Lovell, James, [88];
imprisoned, [204];
on Burgoyne's advance, [348];
the Conway Cabal, [392];
on Howe's movements, [416];
on Washington, [421].
Lovell, Gen. Solomon, in Penobscot expedition, [582];
autog., [603];
quarrels with Saltonstall, [603];
his Journal, [603];
life by Nash, [603];
acquitted court of inquiry, [604].
Lovewell, John, [681].
Low, Nath., Astron. Diary, [178];
map from, [342].
Lowell, E. J., [411];
introduction to Pausch's journal, [360].
Lowell, Jas. Russell, Concord Ode, [184];
his house, [115].
Lowell, John, on the Bunker Hill controversy, [191].
Lowell, Robert, "Burgoyne's last march", [357].
Lownes, C., [207].
[Loyalists] in Boston, organized into battalions, [153];
leave Boston with Howe, [158];
leave Charleston and Savannah, [546];
discouraged by Trenton, [407];
military organizations in Philad., [395].
See [Tories].
Lunt, Paul, [203].
Lushington, S. R., Lord Harris, [183].
Lynch, Thomas, [264];
life, [265];
autog., [266].
Lynch's Creek, [476].
Lynde, Judge Benj., portrait, [86];
Diary, [86];
autog., [50].
Lyons, L., Mil. Journals, [178].
Lyttelton, Lord, A letter to Chatham, [104].
M'Gauran, Major Edward, [360].
Macaulay, Catharine, Observations, [88];
on Chatham, [685].
Macdonald, Flora, [168].
Machias, Me., affair of the "Margaretta", [564].
Machigwawish, [738].
Machin, Thomas, map of the Hudson River, [455].
Mackay, Capt. Samuel, Narrative, [360].
Mackenzie, Alex. S., Life of Paul Jones, [590].
Mackenzie, John, [79].
Mackenzie, Roderick, Strictures on Tarleton, [517];
answered, [517];
on Cowpens, [538];
wounded at Cowpens, [541].
Macpherson, James, Rights of Great Britain Asserted, [109], [269].
Madison, James, [259].
Magaw, Robert, on Fort Washington, [341];
letter (Cambridge), [203].
Magnolia, a Georgia periodical, [519].
Mahem, Marion's lieutenant, [545].
Mahem towers, [491].
[Mahon], Lord (Earl Stanhope), on Bunker Hill, [198];
condemns André's execution, [467];
on the Decl. of Indep., [269].
Mahoning, [643].
Maidenhead, N. J., [409], [410].
Maine, H. C., Burgoyne's Campaign, [366].
Maine created as the province of New Ireland, [604].
Maisonville, Francis, [729].
Maitland, Col., at Savannah, [470], [520];
dies, [524].
Majabigwaduce, [604].
Malcolm, Daniel, his house assailed, [68].
Malmedy, autog., [500];
fortifies Narragansett Bay, [593].
Mamaroneck, [337].
Manchac, [739].
Manchester, N. H., [190].
Manly, Capt. John, captures Crean Brush, [205];
takes prizes, [565];
the first to show a Continental flag, [565];
driven into Plymouth, [565];
second captain in rank, [570];
captures the "Fox", [579];
loses the "Hancock", [579];
cruises in the West Indies in "The Hague", [584].
Mann, Herman, Female Review, or Life of Deborah Sampson, [191].
Manors in N. Y., [340].
Mansfield, his speeches, [112];
Plea of the Colonies on the charges of Mansfield and others, [112].
Manufactures prohibited in the colonies, [6];
Manwaring, Edw., [86].
Marblehead (Mass.), Glover's regiment, [375], [565].
Marbois, Complot d'Arnold et Clinton, [463];
translated in American Register, [463].
Marbury, Col. Leonard, [676].
Marcus Hook, [415].
"Margaretta", affair of, [564].
Marion, Francis, [511];
lives, [512];
portraits, [512];
his relations with Greene, [490];
at Fort Watson, [544];
discouraged, [544];
pursued by Tarleton, [480].
"Marion's men", [490].
Marsh, Luther R., Gen. Woodhull, [330].
Marshall, Christopher, diary, [260], [273], [404], [436], [447];
his acc. of the reading of the Decl. of Indep. in Philad., [273].
Marshall, Col., of Boston, [47].
Marshall, John, at Brandywine, [418];
at Germantown, [422];
his account of Wyoming, [663].
Marshall, O. H., Niagara Frontier, [658].
Marshfield, Mass., garrisoned, [118].
Martin, D., engraved the earliest American plan of Bunker Hill, [200].
Martin, gov. of No. Carolina, [168].
Martin, Joseph, [677].
Martin, J. S., Revolutionary Soldier, [329].
Martin, Luther, [712].
Martin, Gazetteer of Va., [554].
Martin, No. Carolina, [678].
Martler's Rock, [323].
Maryland, in the Continental Congress, [234];
effect of Boston Port Bill in, [96];
militia in (1774), [117];
movements (1774), [98];
Stamp Act in, [73]; troops, [485];
at Hobkirk's Hill, [488];
at Camden, [533];
at Guildford, [541].
Masères, Francis, Essays, [90];
Account of the proceedings, [104];
Additional Papers, [104];
Canadian Freeholder, [104].
Mason, Col. David, [119].
Mason, Edw. G., Todd's Record Book, [730];
Spaniards in Illinois, [743];
Kaskaskia, [723];
on Fort Chartres, [706].
his house, [259];
Virginia Decl. of Rights, [272];
references, [272].
Mason, G. C., on the English fleet in Newport, [593];
on war vessels in Narragansett Bay, [90].
Mason, Jonathan, [88].
Mason, Thaddeus, [187].
Massachusetts, circular letter (1768), [2], [42], [79];
causes of the Revolution in, [18];
character of her governors, [22];
its fisheries, [25];
trade with the West Indies, [26];
the Stamp Act, [29];
refuses to rescind the circular letter, [44];
calls a convention (1768), [45];
protests against the military occupation of Boston (1769), [47];
legislature moved to Cambridge, [47];
adopts intercolonial com. of correspondence, [56];
bill for regulating the government, [58];
legislature at Salem, [58];
Answer of the major part of the Council, [67];
Speeches of the governors, 1765-1775, and the answers of the House of Rep., [67];
Journals of the House, [67];
her letter to Rockingham, [83];
Reply to Hutchinson (1773), [90];
petition to the king for the removal of Hutchinson, [95];
Americans in London oppose the Regulating Act, [97];
debate in Parliament, [97];
Bill for the impartial administration of justice, [97];
Solemn League and Covenant, [97], [98];
action taken for a Congress (1774), [99];
her assembly becomes a provincial congress, [116];
Journals of the Provincial Congress, [106];
articles of war, [108];
form of her government (1775) approved by Congress, [108];
ceases to be called province, [108];
provincial congress chooses general officers, [116], [243];
militia, [116];
second provincial congress, [118];
empowers Com. of Safety to gather the militia, [119];
provincial congress, [120];
meets (May, 1775), [131];
warns (June 17, 1775) the militia, [133];
the doings of the provincial congress, approved by the Continental Congress, [134];
Com. of Safety send acc. of Bunker Hill to England and elsewhere, [187];
in the Cont. Congress, [234];
sets up its autonomy, [237], [257];
Centennial of the Constitution, [274];
frames a constitution, [274];
Report on a Constitution, [274];
other publications, [274];
sends mast timber to Charles II, [564];
ships owned in, [564];
commissions a naval force (1775), [565];
her force in 1779, [579];
sends expedition against Penobscot, [582];
privateers of, [585], [587], [591];
commissioned in France, [587];
her losses at Penobscot, [586];
her number of men at sea, [587];
her legislation about privateers, [591];
their captures, [591];
troops in R. I. (1778), [601];
issues bills to defray cost of Penobscot expedition, [603];
military rolls of the exped., [603];
Stockbridge Indians enlisted by, [612];
their plea of justification, [612], [613];
seek to enlist the Nova Scotia Indians, [614];
treaty with them, [614];
Journals of its provincial congresses, [656].
Massachusetts Gazette, [110].
Massachusetts Spy, [110], [122].
Massey, England, [112].
Masts, timber for, [564].
Mathew, Geo., [560].
Matson's Ford, [425].
Matthewman, Luke, [581].
Matthews, David, [326].
Matthews, Gen., invades New Jersey, [559];
in Virginia, [546].
Matthis, Samuel, Hobkirk's Hill, [542].
Mattoon, Gen. Ebenezer, on Burgoyne's surrender, [358].
Mauduit, Israel, [83];
Short View, etc., [85];
edits the Hutchinson letters, [93];
on Bunker Hill, [195];
on Gen. Howe, [329];
Howe at White Plains, [337];
Three Letters to Howe, [195], [337], [344];
on the Mischianza, [436];
agent of Mass., [28].
Maverick, Peter, [266].
Mawhood, Col., [378].
Maxwell, Gen., [380]; at Morristown, [373];
his brigade, [670].
Maxwell, Major Thompson, [190].
Maxwell, Thomas, [663].
Maxwell on Arnold's fight on Lake Champlain, [346].
May, Thomas E., Const. Hist. England, [75].
Mayer, Brantz, edits Carroll's journal, [227];
Logan and Cresap, [712];
Tah-Gah-Jute, [712].
Mayhew, Jonathan, his controversy with Apthorpe, [70];
his Unlimited submission to the higher powers, [70];
Observations, in reply to Apthorpe, [70];
Defence of Observations, [70];
Remarks, [70];
his portraits, [71];
references on his career, [71];
suggests union of colonies, [89];
view of his meeting-house, [151], [197];
controversy with Secker, [243];
sermon on the Stamp Act, [77].
Maynard, Needham, [189].
McAlpine, Memoirs, [360].
McBury, Col. Leonard, [676], [678].
McCall, Hugh, lives of Lyman Hall, Button Gwinnett, [265];
George Walton, [265];
Hist. of Georgia, [513], [570].
McCall, Capt. James, [679].
McClean, Capt., [443].
McClellan, Capt. Jos., journal, [561].
McClure, diary, [180].
McConkey, Mrs., Hero of Cowpens, [511].
McCoy, John F., publishes ed. of proceedings of the André examination, [461].
McCoy, Sergeant, [219].
McCrea, Miss Jane, murder of, [627];
her Life, [627].
McCurlin, David, [202].
McDonald, Capt. Angus, goes against the Indians, [713].
McDougall, Gen., at Chatterton Hill, [286];
at Germantown, [385];
at West Point, [557].
McDowell, Col. Chas., [478].
McDowell, Jos., portrait, [535].
McGill, Maj., on Camden, [530].
McGowan's Pass (N. Y.), [338], [339].
McHenry, James, [446].
McKean, Thomas, on the Congress of 1765, [74];
life, [265];
signed the Decl. of Indep., [168];
autog., [265].
McKendry, Wm., Journal, [666].
McKenney and Hall, Indian Tribes, [625].
McKenzie, Alex., on Cambridge, [142];
on Lexington, [184].
McLane, Capt. Allen, [385], [393], [398].
McNiel, Capt., in the navy, [570].
McNeill, Gen., commands at Penobscot, [603].
McRae, Sherwin, [515].
McRae, Life of James Iredell, [532], [537].
McReath, Dr., [729].
McVeagh, Wayne, on Paoli, [419].
Mecklenburg Declaration of Independence, [256];
autographs of the committee, [256];
disputed questions, [256].
Medcalfe, map of Burgoyne's campaign, [349].
Meigs, Return J., Expedition against Quebec, [219];
accounts of, [219];
expedition to Sag Harbor, [591];
his character, [591].
Mein, John, Boston, [83];
proscribed, [78];
State of the importation, etc., [78].
Mellish and Tanner, Seat of War, [416].
Melville, Herman, Israel Potter, [590].
Melvin, J., Expedition to Quebec, [219].
Mendon (Mass.), resolves of independence, [257].
Ménonville, M. de, journal at Yorktown, [554].
Mercer, Charles Fenton, [707].
Mercer, Gen. Hugh, commands Flying Camp, [326], [403];
action of Congress, [412];
portraits, [412].
Merchants in England, and navigation laws, [64];
monopolies of, [7].
Meredith, Sir Wm., A letter to Chatham, [104].
Metcalfe, S. L., Indian Warfare, [708].
Meyer, E. L., Map of Elizabethport, [560].
Meyrick, Surgeon, [358].
Meyrick, S. J., [227].
Miamis, [610].
Micmacs, [614].
Middle colonies, maps of, [341].
Middlebrook, camp at, [556];
Washington at, [579].
Middleton, Arthur, life, [265];
life of Rutledge, [265];
autog., [266].
Mifflin, Gen. Thomas, [117], [203];
the Conway Cabal, [392];
leads militia into New Jersey, [376];
on the British lines at Boston Neck, [212].
Mifflin, Fort, abandoned, [447].
See Fort.
Miles, Samuel, [327].
Militia, in battle, [541];
organized, [108];
in Mass., [116];
in the Rev. War, [588].
Miller, Thomas, at Bunker Hill, [202].
Miller, W. T., [203].
Miller House, [338].
Mills, W. H., on the Kennebec route, [217].
Mills, Statistics of So. Carolina, [527].
Milltown, Pa., [381].
Miner, Charles, Wyoming, [664].
Mingo Bottom, [736].
Minisink massacre, [639], [653], [662];
loss, [662].
Minomines, [738].
Minot, Geo. R., [88].
Misère (Ste. Geneviève), [738].
Mississippi River as western boundary of the U. S., [730];
plan by Pittman, [702].
Mobile, Pittman's plan, [702];
captured, [739].
Moffat, of R. I., on Stamp Act debates, [74].
Mohawk River, [609];
map of the neighborhood, [351];
valley, [610];
Indian incursion, [672];
warfare in, [657].
Mohawks in Canada, [656];
irritated by the Conn. Co., [605];
their lands east of the boundary line, [610];
solicited, [120];
would protect Guy Johnson, [624].
Mohegans, [622].
Molasses Act, [25], [26], [72].
Monckton, Lt.-Col., at Monmouth, [400].
Moncrieff, Col., [521];
at Savannah (1779), [524].
Monette, Valley of the Mississippi, [686].
Monk's Corner, [473].
Monmouth, battle, [399];
plans of, [408], [444], [445];
Monotomy, roads about, [121].
Monroe, James, at Trenton, [376].
Monson, Henry, map of Carolina, [675].
Montague, Admiral, [90].
Montague, Lord, letter to Moultrie, [534].
Montgar (Armstrong), [746].
Montgomery, Col. John, attacked by the Cherokees (1760), [675];
at Kaskaskia, [740].
Montgomery, Gen. Richard, urges advance into Canada, [161];
made brigadier, [161];
advances on St. Johns, [161];
before St. Johns, [162];
captures Fort Chamblée, [162];
takes St. Johns, [162];
has Indians, [656];
takes Montreal, [163];
at Pont-aux-Trembles, [164];
attacks Quebec, [165];
in the Canada campaign, authorities, [216];
despatches, [216];
lives, [216];
his sword, [216];
his house, [216];
ancestry, [216];
death and burial, [165], [216], [226];
remains removed to New York, [216];
tributes of Congress, [216];
his monument, [216];
tragedy by H. H. Brackenridge, [216];
autograph note on capitulation of St. Johns, [217];
signatures of his will, [218];
Trumbull's "Death of Montgomery", [220].
Monthly Military Repository, [510].
Montreal, Guy Johnson's conference at, [624];
position of, [215];
taken by Montgomery, [163], [216].
Montresor, Capt. John, plan of Boston, [210];
maps of the English colonies, [341];
account of, [341];
plan of Charlestown, Mass., [198];
survey of Bunker Hill field, [200];
plans of New York, [326], [331], [333], [561];
map of the northern region of N. Y., [349];
his journal ed. by Scull, [413], [419];
map of defences of Philad. (1777), [441];
accounts of his family, [217];
map of Kennebec route, [217], [224];
journal on the Kennebec, [217];
Map of N. Y. and Penna., [416];
map of Newport, [560].
Moore, F., Diary of the Amer. Rev., [654].
Moore, Geo. H., Treason of Chas. Lee, [407], [416].
Moore, Hugh, Ethan Allen, [214].
Moore, Sir Henry, [38].
Moore, Thomas, Life of Sheridan, [109].
Moore, T. W., aide to Prevost, [522].
Moore's Creek Bridge, action at, [168];
references, [168].
Moorsom, Fifty-second Reg., [198].
Moravian Indians, [606];
sent to New York, [607];
protected by Gen. Gage, [607];
missions among, [734];
attacked by British, [734];
removed to Sandusky, [735];
at Detroit, [735];
lands in Michigan, [735];
general references, [736].
See [Indians].
Morgan, Gen. Daniel, on the Kennebec exped., [162];
captured at Quebec, [165];
his account of the attack, [222];
at Freeman's Farm, [305];
headquarters at Saratoga, [358], [360];
threatens Cornwallis' flank in Carolina, [481];
pursued by Tarleton, [481];
his differences with Sumter, [537];
his correspondence, [538];
The Hero of Cowpens, [360];
medal, [539];
in New Jersey, [398];
his lives, [511];
his grave, [511];
portraits, [511];
statue, [511];
his house, [511].
Morgan, Col. George, [704].
Morgan, Dr. John, [203].
Morgan, L. H., League of the Iroquois, [659].
Morgann, Life of Price, [110].
Morley, Henry, edits Burke's Speeches, [112];
Edmund Burke, [269].
Morris, Gouverneur, Observations on the Amer. Rev., [556].
Morris, Jacob, [169].
Morris, Lewis, letters from Cambridge, [203];
autog., [264];
life, [266];
on Greene, [537].
Morris, Margaret, diary, [436].
Morris, Robert, autog., [264];
life, [265];
on the campaign of 1776, [344];
(in 1776), [376];
on Charles Lee's capture, [403];
letters, [404];
his privateers, [591].
Morris, Col. Roger, his house, [288], [339].
Morris, Capt. Thomas, sent to Pontiac, [698];
his Miscellanies, [698];
his journal, [698].
Morrisania, [344];
English works at, [561].
Morristown, orderly-books, [559];
Washington at, [417].
Morsman, Oliver, Bunker Hill, [189].
Mortier House in N. Y., [276], [335].
Morton, John, autog., [264];
life, [265].
Morton, Perez, on Gen. Warren, [194].
Morton, Robt., his diary, [431], [436].
Mott, Edw., journal, [213].
Mott, Samuel, letters, [216].
Moultrie, Gen. Wm., his acc. of the defence of Fort Moultrie, [229];
at Sullivan Island, [168];
Memoirs, [171];
references, [172];
defends Charleston (1779), [470];
his campaign (1778), [520];
fac-simile of his order to Tucker, [471];
his affair near Beaufort, [519];
his career, [508];
sketches of, [508];
Memoirs of Amer. Rev., [508];
on the siege of Charleston, [525];
refused command of a Tory regiment, [534];
correspondence with Lord Montague, [534].
Moultrie, Fort (1776), plans, [169], [170];
abandoned (1780), [472].
See Fort, [Sullivan's Island].
Mountfort, G., on John Hancock, [271].
Mouzon, H., map. of Carolinas, [538].
Mowatt, Capt., with British vessels at Penobscot, [603].
Mud Island in the Delaware, [432], [435];
Mugford, Capt., [567];
killed, [160].
Muhheakunuks, [613].
Muhlenberg, Gen. Peter, [376];
at Brandywine, [382];
his life, [546];
at Yorktown, [555].
Muhlenberg, Rev. Dr., his journal, [404].
Muhlenberg, H. A., General Muhlenberg, [546].
Mukerck, Capt. Chas., journal, [681].
Mulgrave, Col., [426].
Mun, Thomas, [63].
Munroe, Nathan, [179].
Munsee towns, [606].
Munsell, Hezekiah, [329].
Munsey Indians, [671].
Mure, Capt. Wm., at Yorktown, [555].
Murray, James, Impartial History of the present war, much the same, in parts as The Impartial History of the War in America, [663].
Murray, Lindley, [284].
Murray House (N. Y.), [335].
Musgrave, Col., at Germantown, [385].
Muskingum, forks of, [699].
practically annulled in Mass., [46].
Muzzey, A. B., Lexington, [184];
Reminiscences, [173].
Myers, Col. T. B., [264], [538];
on the Tories, [351].
Naaman's Creek, Pa., [421].
Napier, Geo., [590].
Narragansett Bay, fortified, [593], [596];
chart by Blaskowitz, [593];
Lafayette's plan, [600];
English maps, [601].
Nash, Gen., of N. C., killed, [386].
Nash, Gilbert, Life of Gen. Lovell, [603].
Nash, Gov., on Camden, [532].
Nash, Samuel, diary of, [346].
Nash, Solomon, [202].
Natchez, captured, [738], [740].
National Portrait Gallery, [510].
[Naval] Hist. of the American Revolution, [563].
See [Navy.]
Navigation laws, [2], [4], [6], [63];
aimed at the Dutch, [6];
history of, [7];
authorities, [64];
and writs of assistance, [19];
enforced by the Bute ministry, [23];
influence in producing the Revolution, [64];
and the Revolution of 1689 in N. E., [65].
[Navy of United States], commissioned by Washington, [152];
vessels destroyed in the Delaware, [389].
See [Naval].
Navy of England, men engaged in 1776, [588];
in 1777, [585];
in 1779, [587].
Nazro, John, [47].
Nederlandsche Mercurius, [570].
Neilson, Charles, Burgoyne's Campaign, [357], [360].
Nelson, Thomas, life, [266];
autog., [266].
Nelson, Thomas, Jr., [259];
Letters, [575].
Nelson, gov. of Va., on Yorktown, [544].
Neshaminy, [418].
Neutral Ground (Hudson River), [456].
Neversink, [340].
New Bedford, naval exploits of her people, [564].
New Brunswick, N. J., [408], [409].
New Castle, Del., [421].
New Dominion Monthly, [216].
New England, her great staples, [8];
her export trade, [9];
grows rich, [10];
trade with West Indies broken up, [25];
staples, [25];
imports molasses, [25];
jealousy of, in the Congress of 1774, [99];
population (1775), [117];
armed alliance (1775), [122];
Sam. Adams proposed her independence, [231];
Puritanism and the Am. Rev., [242];
opposition to bishop, [243];
a maritime country, [563];
her cruisers, [563];
ship-building, [563];
enriched by privateering, [584];
large numbers in the business, [584].
New Hampshire, Stamp Act in, [73];
change in its government (1775), [108];
people of the Grants aroused, [108], [121];
men at Bunker Hill, [190];
troops in the Canada exped., [220];
in the Continental Congress, [234];
constitution of, [272];
furnishes masts to England, [564];
her seamen, [587];
privateers of, [591];
"General Sullivan", [591];
troops in R. I. (1778), [601].
New Haven attacked, [557].
New Ireland (Maine), [604].
New Jersey, Stamp Act in, [73];
address to king (1769), [83];
her constitution, [272];
invaded (Jan., 1776), [323];
surveys by Sauthier and Ratzer, [341];
invaded and evacuated by Howe, [368], [379];
campaign in (1776), authorities, [405];
maps of, [409];
revolt of her soldiers, [561];
troops in Sullivan's campaign, [670].
New London, Conn., attacked by Arnold, [562];
privateers in, [585].
New Orleans, Pittman's plan, [702];
to be captured, [737];
letters from, [738].
New Providence attacked, [570].
New Rochelle, the British at, [286].
New Salem, N. Y., [458].
New Windsor, N. Y., [556];
camp, [744].
New York city, Stamp Act in, [73];
coffee-houses in, [73];
Burn's Coffee-House, [73];
"Sons of Liberty" in, [73];
old City Hall, [74];
com. of correspondence, [90];
effect of Boston Port Bill in, [96];
apathy in (1774), [98];
British navy at (1776), [153];
Lee sent to possess the town, [156];
artillery company formed, [156];
news of Lexington in, [178];
Lee in (1775), [275];
Washington arrives, [275];
Putnam in command, [275];
defences of (1776), [275];
army in, [275];
Washington's headquarters, [276];
spared by Howe, [283];
Americans leave it, [283];
Howe occupies it, [283];
partly burned, [285];
campaign round N. Y. (1776), criticism on, [290];
campaign about, [323];
condition of the town (1775), [323];
plans in the Revolution, [331];
appearance of the town, [331];
Randall's, [331];
descriptions of the town, [331];
views, [331];
localities, [331];
Beekman House, [331];
Rutger's mansion, [331];
Ratzer's smaller map, [332];
evacuated by Washington, [333];
occupied by Howe, [333];
various maps, [333];
extent of the armies about (1776), [333];
fire in, [334];
Mortier House, [335];
map of city and bay, [342];
maps of the campaign near (1776), [342], [343], [345];
accounts of, [341]-346;
N. Y. City during the Amer. Rev., [346];
map of campaign about, [404];
Knyphausen in command, [559];
Washington's feint of attacking (1781), [501];
British in, [556];
British cantonments near, [745];
entered by Washington at the close of the war, [746];
evacuated, [746];
Fraunce's Tavern, [747];
its appearance at the end of the war, [747];
commerce of, [747].
New York harbor, maps of, in the Revolutionary time, [326].
New York province, maps of, [349];
Indians of, [611].
New York State, Assembly (1775), [106];
its character, [106];
proceedings, [106];
provincial congress, [106];
its records, [106];
constitutional convention, [272];
debates of, [272];
centennial of its constitution, [274];
Centennial Addresses, [366];
privateers of, [591];
Centennial Celebrations, [666];
Continental line organized, [220];
documentary publications, [247];
Journals of Provincial Congress, [247].
New York Magazine, [510].
Newark, Pa., [421].
Newburgh, N. Y., [340], [465];
addresses, [745];
Washington at, [744];
his headquarters, [744].
Newburgh Bay Historical Soc., [744].
Newell, Thomas, [95].
Newell, Timothy, [95].
Newman, Robert, [175].
Newport, R. I., blockaded by the English (1780), [560];
the French in, [560];
maps, [560];
diaries in (1778), [601];
maps of, and surroundings, [596], [597], [598], [600], [602];
memorial to Congress (1775), [108];
occupied by the British (Dec., 1776), [403];
occupied by Sir Henry Clinton (1776), [593];
seamen in the Revolutionary navy, [591].
Newport, Pa., [421].
Newspapers in the Revolution, [110].
Newton, Panhandle, [716].
Newtown (Elmira, N. Y.), battle at, [640], [668], [670];
accounts, [653];
Butler's report, [672];
map of battlefield, [642], [671], [681].
Newtown, Pa., [410].
Neyon, M., in Illinois, [700].
Niagara, not to be attacked by Sullivan, [669];
Indians at (1779-80), [643].
Nicholas, P. H., Royal Marine Forces, [194].
Nichols, Isaac, [204].
Nicholson, James, capt. in navy, [570];
in the "Trumbull", [583];
surrenders, [584].
Nicholson, Samuel, in the "Deane", [583].
Nicola, Col. Lewis, [440];
his letter to Washington, [745].
Nicoll, Isaac, [323].
Nicollet, J. N., [705].
Ninety-six, [478];
plans of, [545].
Ninham, Capt. Daniel, [613].
Noailles, autog., [500].
Noddle's Island, [206], [210];
fight, [131].
Non-importation agreements, [23], [29], [31], [47], [49], [50], [51], [76], [77], [78], [79], [99], [106].
Nook's Hill (near Boston), [158].
Norfolk, Va., destroyed, [168].
Norman, J., engraver, [40], [41];
engraving of Montgomery, [221];
engraving of Gates, [302];
engraving of burning of Falmouth, [146];
engraves Gen. Greene, [509];
Gen. Lincoln, [473];
Death of Montgomery, [217];
Death of Warren, [198];
plan of Bunker Hill, [201], [202];
plan of Boston, [201].
North, Lord, premier, [21];
autog., [21];
Chancellor of the Exchequer, [46];
conversations with Burke, [112].
North, S. W. D., "Story of a Monument", [351];
on Oriskany, [351].
North, Wm., acc. of Steuben, [515].
North, Augusta, Me., [217].
North American Pilot, [212].
North Carolina, in the Cont. Congress, [235];
defended by Iredell, [537];
effect of Boston Port Bill, [96];
the English fleet on the coast (1776), [168];
militia at Camden, [533];
militia fled at Guildford, [541];
movements (1774), [98];
(1776), [168];
non-importation, [47];
Stamp Act in, [73];
war of the Regulators, [80];
disputes about, [81].
North Carolina University Magazine, [514], [519].
North Castle, N. Y., [458].
[Northwest territory] reserved as crown lands (1763), [687];
government of, [730].
See [Ohio country].
Norton, A. T., Sullivan's Campaign, [670].
Norton, J. N., Pioneer Missionaries, [657].
Norwalk, Conn., [340];
burnt, [557].
Nova Scotia Indians, [614].
Nunn, Lieut., [175].
O'Brien, Jeremiah, naval officer, [564].
O'Callaghan, E. B., edits Burgoyne's Order-book, [358], [359];
on George Croghan, [705];
on Stirling, [706];
on Cresap, [712].
O'Dane, [523].
O'Hara, Gen., follows the march of Greene, [484].
O'Key, Samuel, [40].
O'Reilly, Henry, Sullivan's Campaign, [671].
Ochs, Baron von, Betrachtungen über die neuere Kriegskunst, [446].
Ogeechee, attack at, [653].
Ogletown, Pa., [421].
Ohio Company, [707].
[Ohio country], effect of the Quebec Bill, [715].
Ohio Indians, [610];
their towns, [699].
Ohio River, early settlers on, [708];
plan of rapids, [701].
Oliver, Andrew, deposition on Boston Massacre, [88];
his letters, [56];
stamp distributor, [72];
makes oath, [73];
portrait, [73].
Oliver, Peter, autog., [50];
letter from Boston, [205];
portrait, [95];
account of, [95];
diary, [205].
Ollier, Edmund, Cassell's United States, [665].
Olney, Stephen, [404].
Onderdonk, Henry, Jr., on the battle of Long Island, [330];
Woodhull's capture, [330].
Oneidas, their country, [609];
their lands, [610];
at White Plains, [613];
mostly took the American side, [623], [624], [659];
offer to become scouts, [626];
convey warning of St. Leger's coming, [628];
join Herkimer, [630];
their village burnt, [632], [658];
threatened by Haldimand, [639];
at Schenectady, [643];
failed to help Sullivan (1779), [667];
removed from their castles, [672];
proposed attack on, by Sir John Johnson, [672].
See [Six Nations], [Iroquois].
Onondagas, destruction of their villages, [639], [653];
their country, [609].
Ontario identified with Oswego, [619], [658].
Oquaga burned, [636].
Orangetown, [404].
Orcutt, coll. of newspaper scraps, [522].
Orion, a Georgia periodical, [519].
Oriskany, battle of, [631];
authorities, [351];
the first accounts, [660];
view of field, [354];
Indian loss at, [662].
Osborn, Sir Danvers, [673].
Osborn, J. H., [437].
Osgood, Samuel, [191];
address at Fairfield, [55].
Osler, Life of Exmouth, [347].
Ossabaw Sound, [470].
Oswego, attempted surprise by Col. Willett, [646];
known sometimes as Ontario, [658].
Otis, James, [84];
on writs of assistance, [9], [13], [68];
John Adams on, [68];
made member of the General Court, [13];
assumed the right to independence, [24];
in Stamp Act Congress, [30];
in the legislature, [42];
praises Oliver Cromwell, [44];
Vindication of the British Colonies, [70];
Considerations on behalf of the Eng. Colonies, [75];
speaking in the legislature (1768), [83];
at Bunker Hill, [137];
Rights of the British Colonies, [28], [68];
his passionate appeals, [35];
probably draws address to Bernard, [43];
presides at meeting (1768), [45];
Vindication of the conduct of the Ho. of Rep., [68];
Crawford's statue, [69];
likeness by Blackburn, [70];
his house, [70];
killed by lightning, [70];
Tudor's Life of Otis, [70];
Bowen's Life, [70];
his character, [70];
assaulted, [70].
Otsego Lake, Clinton at, [639].
Ottawa confederacy, [610].
[Ouabache]. See [Wabash].
Ouatanon, [703].
Paca, Wm., autog., [265];
life, [266].
Packard, G. T., [218].
Page, Capt., journal, [557].
Page, Edw., map of Rhode Island, [601].
Page, Wm., surveys of Boston, [210], [211];
plans of Bunker Hill, [200].
Paige, Cambridge, [173].
Paine, Robt. Treat, autog., [51], [263];
in Congress (1774), [59];
in Canada, [227];
life by Alden Bradford, [265].
Paine, Thomas, [419], Liberty Tree Ballad, [72];
Dialogue with Montgomery, [217];
American Crisis, [744];
Barlow on, [253];
portrait, [269];
bibliog. of, [269];
references on him, [269];
Writings, [269];
French ed., [269];
"The times that try men's souls", [367].
Palfrey, J. G., on the navigation acts, [64].
Palfrey, Wm., [85].
"Pallas" takes the "Countess of Scarborough", [578].
Palmer, Wm. P., Calendar of Va. State Papers, [515].
Palmer, Lake Champlain, [214], [347].
Pamphlet literature of the Revolution, [110].
sources, [419];
Hessian map of attack, [423];
Faden's map, [424];
other maps, [425];
monument, [425].
Paper money, first, of the war, [116].
[Paris], treaty of (1763), [14], [685];
printed, [685].
Parker, Capt. Hyde, his report on Savannah, [519];
portrait, [519].
Parker, Capt. John, at Lexington, [176].
Parker, Com. F. H., [564].
Parker, Francis J., Col. Wm. Prescott, [191].
Parker, J. M. Rochester, N. Y., [670].
Parker, Sir Peter, [279];
on the coast with a fleet, [168];
attacks Fort Moultrie, [170], [229];
in Narragansett Bay, [593].
Parker, Theodore, [185].
Parkman, Francis, Conspiracy of Pontiac, [690];
his MS. collections, [690];
prefaces Smith's Acc. of Bouquet's exped., [699].
Parliament, invades the royal prerogative, [15];
colonial representation in, [28];
of 1766, [32].
Parliamentary Register, or Debates, [516], [653].
Parsons, Gen. S. H., on the capture of Fort Clinton, etc., [364];
a spy for the British, [460];
on the board examining André, [460];
his letters, [557];
in Long Island battle, [279], [328].
Parsons, Theophilus, life of, by T. Parsons, [274].
Parsons Case, in Virginia, [24].
Parton, James, Jefferson, [515].
Partridge, Oliver, [30].
Paterson, Col. John, [613].
Patison, T. H., [106].
Patterson, D. W., [665].
Patterson, W. A., [364].
Pattison, Gen., on N. Y., [557];
on Paulus Hook, [559].
Patton, J. H., Yorktown, [555].
Patty, Sir Wm., [63].
Paulding, John, [456];
petitions for increase of pension, [466];
his son defends him, [466];
his portrait, [466].
Paulus Hook, [326], [335], [343], [403];
plans, [559];
attacked, [559];
medal, [559].
Pausch, Capt., Journal, [360];
at Valcour Island, [346].
Pawling, Col., [667].
Paxton, Pa., [606]; its "Boys", [606];
Narrative of the late Massacre, [606];
threaten the Moravian Indians, [607].
Payson, Philip, [180].
Peabody, Stephen, [350].
Peabody, S. H., Amer. Patriotism, [70].
Peabody Museum of Archæology, [607].
Peale, C. W., portrait of Dickinson, [82];
of Thomas Paine, [269];
of St. Clair, [297];
of Gen. Greene, [510];
of Morgan, [511];
of Sumter, [532];
of Paul Jones, [592];
of Chatham, [110];
of Joseph Reed, [405].
Peale, R., painted portrait of Gen. Greene, [510].
Pearce, Stuart, Luzerne County, [665].
Pearson, Capt. Richard, his acc. of the loss of the "Serapis", [577], [590];
portrait, [593].
Pearson, Schenectady Patent, [608].
Peck, Geo., Wyoming, [664].
Peck, J. M., [649];
Daniel Boone, [708].
Peck, L. W., [665].
Peet, S. D., on the Delawares, [708].
Peirce, John, [219].
Pelham, Henry, map of Boston, [209].
Pell, Joshua, Jr., [227], [350].
Pellew, Viscount Exmouth, [358].
See [Exmouth].
Pencour (St. Louis), [737], [738].
Pendleton, Edmund, [259];
writes resolutions of Va., [261].
Penn, John, life, [265];
autog., [266].
Penn, Richard, [237].
Pennington, N. J., [410].
Pennsylvania, controversy over its form of government, [68];
Stamp Act in, [73];
Muhlenberg's journal, [73];
com. of corresp., [90];
effect of Boston Port Bill in, [96];
feeling in 1774, [98];
Thomas Mifflin advocating non-intercourse, [117];
its share in the Canada campaign (1776), [174];
in the Continental Congress, [234], [235];
her Assembly (1776) still loyal, [245];
records of, [247];
timidity in, respecting independence, [257];
constitutional agitation, [272];
convention of 1776, [272];
anarchical state of, in 1776, [373];
new constitution of, [401], [405];
Council of Safety, [405];
Hist. of First Troop of Cavalry, [407];
revolt of her troops, [561];
forts in, [643];
prohibits settlements on land not bought of Indians, [649];
Laws (1797), [649];
Register, [650];
Connecticut settlers in, [680];
controversies, [680];
embarrass Bouquet, [698];
controversy with Va. over Ohio lands, [709].
Pennsylvania Evening Post, [436].
Pennytown, [372].
Penobscot, expedition against (1779), [582], [603], [604];
the troops retreat through the woods, [604];
maps of, [604];
court of inquiry, [604];
Eben Hazard questions its decision, [604].
Penobscot Indians, [617], [656];
enlistment of, [674].
Pensacola captured, [739].
Pensioner, last, of the Rev., [746].
Pequaket Indians, [614], [655].
Percy, Earl, marches out of Boston, [121];
to Lexington, [123];
joins Smith, [124];
his train captured, [124];
his report on Lexington, [178];
reported killed, [178];
his family, [182];
papers, [183];
attacks the Harlem lines, [285], [289];
at Fort Washington, [345].
Perkins' Jas. Handasyd, [657];
Memoir and Writings, [648];
"Pioneers of Kentucky", [708].
Perley, Bedford, Mass., [184].
Perrault, Abbé, [216].
Perrin du Lac, Voyage, [652].
Perry, W. S., Amer. Episc. Church, [242].
Perth Amboy, [409].
Peters, Richard, on Steuben, [515];
on the massacre of Conestogoes, [606].
Peters, Rev. Samuel, reply to Burgoyne, [366].
Peyster, J. Watts de, on Sir John Johnson, [351], [660];
on Oriskany, [351];
on Schuyler's campaign (1777), [356];
on the Burgoyne campaign, [361];
on Brandywine, [419];
on Paoli, [419];
on the siege of Savannah, [523];
on King's Mountain, [536];
on Eutaw, [45];
on Stony Point, [558];
on the Penobscot exped., [603];
Sir John Johnson, [625];
edits Johnson's Orderly-book, [660];
on Sullivan's campaign, [670].
Peyton, J. L., Adventures of my Grandfather, [714].
Phelippeaux, his map, [416].
Phelps, Matthew, journal, [709].
Phelps, Rights of the Colonies, [85].
Philadelphia, non-importation in, [79];
corresp. of merchants (1769), [83];
feeling in, during the Congress of, 1774, [99];
Carpenters' Hall, [99];
news of Lexington in, [178];
life in, during the American Rev., [259];
Old State House, view of, [259];
Independence Hall, [259];
Washington's army marches through, [380];
guns of Brandywine heard in, [383];
occupied by Cornwallis and Howe, [384];
fortified by the British, [384];
the British fleet reaches the town, [389];
the winter of 1777-78, [393];
the Quakers, [393];
theatre in, during British occupancy, [394], [395];
Clinton arrives, [396];
Arnold in command, [400];
condition of the town, [401];
Congress reassembled, [401];
Tories executed, [401];
Quaker element, [405];
map of the campaign of 1777, [414], [416];
seaward defences, [423];
map of vicinity (1777), [425];
life in, during the British occupation, [436];
map of defences (1777-78), [440], [441];
Hessian map of the vicinity, [442];
maps of, during the Rev., [442];
Hist. First Troop City Cavalry, [561].
Philbrook, Thomas, [603].
Philipsbourg Patent, [340].
Phillips, G. C., [47].
Phillips, Gen., with Burgoyne, [294];
in command of convention troops, [318];
at siege of Ticonderoga (1777), [354];
his orders, [359];
Phillipse Patent, [340].
Phillopson, Col., [319].
Phinney, Elias, Battle of Lexington, [183].
Pickens, Gen. Andrew, [513], [677];
with Carolina militia, [485];
letters, [513];
his raid on the Indians, [680].
Pickering, Col., writes the report of Brandywine, [418];
of Germantown, [421];
charged with dilatoriness on Lexington day, [124];
papers, [467];
Rules for the militia, [108].
Pierce, Maj. Wm., at Hobkirk's Hill, [542].
Pigot, Gen., his account of the campaign in Rhode Island, [598];
in Newport, [593];
at Bunker Hill, [137];
autog., [137].
Pinckney, C. C., on Washington's staff, [418];
on Germantown, [421];
deserts Fort Moultrie, [472].
Pinckney, Maj. Thos., Siege of Savannah, [522];
on Camden, [530].
Pine, Robt., paints Burgoyne, [293].
Pinto, Isaac, Lettre and Seconde Lettre, [109];
Letters, [109];
Nouvelles Observations, [109];
Rèponse, [109].
Pirtle, Henry, on G. R. Clark, [718].
Pitcairn, Maj., at Lexington, [123];
killed at Bunker Hill, [139];
his remains, [139];
on the firing at Lexington, [183];
paper on, [183];
likeness by Trumbull, [197].
Pitcher, Moll, at Monmouth, [446].
[Pitt], William, his influence in English affairs, [18], [19];
would seize Spanish bullion ships, [19];
in ministry, [20];
his speeches, [32];
made Earl of Chatham, [35];
in power, [35];
his character, [35];
thanked by Mass. for the repeal of the Stamp Act, [74].
Pittman, Capt. Philip, [702];
European Settlements, [702];
Present State, [717].
Plain Truth, [270].
Plessis, Mauduit du, his battery at Monmouth, [444].
Plumb, J. B., [663].
Point Pleasant, Va., affair at, [611], [714].
Pollock, Oliver, at New Orleans, [738].
Pomeroy, Seth, made general, [116];
at Bunker Hill, [137].
Pontiac, his ability, [689];
besieges Detroit, [690];
still at large, [700];
sends messengers to New Orleans, [701];
meets Croghan, [704];
agrees to a peace, [704];
his submission, [705];
murdered, [705].
Pontiac War, [688];
references, [701].
Poole, Wm. F., "The West", [685].
Poor, Gen. Enoch, [357];
headquarters at Saratoga, [358];
with Gates (1777), [308];
at Newtown, [640].
Porcher, address, [230].
Port Royal, S. C., map, [519].
Porter, E. G., [182];
Four Drawings, [185];
Rambles in Old Boston, [175].
Porter, L. H., Outlines Const. Hist. U. S., [108], [274].
Portraits of Revolutionary characters engraved in England and Germany, [270].
Portsmouth, N. H., Fort William and Mary taken, [117].
Portsmouth, Va., maps, [553].
Post, C. F., [736].
Post, L. M., Recol. of Am. Rev., [418].
Post, Vincent, [703].
Potsgrove, Washington at, [419].
Potter, Col. Asa, [346].
Potter, Israel R., Adventures, [189].
Potter, Manchester, [190].
Potter, Gen., [393].
Potts Grove, [383].
Pouchet, War in N. America, [660].
Poundridge, affair at, [557].
Pourré, Eugenio, [743].
Powder, scarce during siege of Boston, [203];
seized at Bermuda, [567].
Pownall, Gov. Thomas, [22];
in Parliament, [51], [52], [90];
on the union of the colonies, [66];
his Administration of the Colonies, [66], [90];
his character, [90];
corresp. with James Bowdoin, [90];
furnishes materials to Holland for his maps, [341];
Memorials to the Sovereigns of Europe, [91];
Memorials to the Sovereigns of America, [91];
portrait, [91];
talk on the American question, [112].
Poyntz, L., [191].
Prairie du Chien, [738].
Pratt, G. W., [364].
Prattent, T., [474].
Preble, Admiral Geo. H., American flag, [80];
"Ships in the 18th Century", [564];
acc. of Hopkins, [570];
on Com. Barry, [581];
on the flag of the "Bon Homme Richard", [590];
edits Ezra Greene's journal, [590];
privateers of Mass., [591].
Preble, Jedediah, autog., [116];
made general, [116].
Prerogative of the king, [2], [3];
and the Long Parliament, [4];
detected by Franklin, [4];
a cause of the Revolution, [5];
questioned by Patrick Henry, [24].
Presbyterians and the Amer. Rev., [244].
Prescott, Gen. Richard, captured, [403];
autog., [403].
Prescott, Col. Wm., commands the detachment sent to Bunker Hill, [135];
autog., [135];
letter on Bunker Hill, [186];
at Bunker Hill, [190];
his monument and statue, [191], [194].
Prescott, Judge, [191].
Present State of Liberty, [85].
Preston, Capt., trial of, [49], [86];
autographs of court and counsel, [50], [51].
Preston, H. W., Documents, etc., [268].
Preston, John C., Address on King's Mountain, [535].
"Preston", ship at Boston, [205].
Prevost, Gen. Augustine, [519], [699];
on the siege of Savannah (1779), [469], [522];
attacks Charleston, [520];
dies, [524].
diary, [318].
Price, Dr. Richard, Letter to, [109];
Observations, etc., [110];
portrait and autog., [111].
Price publishes ed. of Bonner's map of Boston, [207].
Prime, Temple, Temple Family, [93].
Primm, Wilson, Hist. Address, [737].
Prince, Ezekiel, [47].
Princeton, attacked, [377];
maps of the attack, [408], [409], [410], [413].
Pringle, Capt., [292];
on the fight at Valcour Island, [346].
Prisoners of war, the first taken, [123];
treatment of, [145];
disputes over those taken at the Cedars, [225];
captured at sea, [568];
naval, in England, [575];
exchanged, [575].
Privateers, before the Revolution, [19];
the service preferred by seamen, [568];
under the Treaty of Utrecht, [572];
enrich New England, [584];
of Salem, [585];
in New London, [585];
commissioned in Massachusetts, [585], [586], [591];
total number in all the States, [585];
of Salem, [586], [587], [591];
of Boston, [587];
commissioned in France, [587];
their prize crews, [587];
bibliography, [591];
legislation on, in Mass., [591];
captures by those of Mass., [591];
of New Hampshire, [591];
of Rhode Island, [591];
of Connecticut, [591];
of New York, [591];
great losses inflicted on the British, [591];
narratives of their cruises, [591];
diplomatic complications, [592].
Proctor, Gen., at Brandywine, [382].
Property-line, so called, [650].
Prospect Hill, [206];
camp near Boston, [203].
"Protector", a Massachusetts frigate, [586].
Providence, R. I., Providence Plantations, [90];
tea burned at, [121];
defences, [593].
Province Island, Pa., [438].
Provoost, Bishop, [242].
Pulaski joins the army, [380];
his monument, [510];
defended by Bentalou, [522];
killed, [524];
acc. of, [524];
burial, [524];
his banner, [524];
portrait, [524];
recompense of the government, [524].
Pulling, John, [175].
Puplopens Kill, [324].
Pulsifer, David, [195].
Puritanism and the Declaration of Indep., [241], [242].
Purkitt, Henry, [91].
Putnam, Col. Daniel, in the Bunker Hill controversy, [190].
Putnam, Gen. Israel, [271];
his sword, [191];
autog., [192];
in command on Long Island, [278];
a bad general, [314];
accused of treachery, [314];
opposes Clinton on the Hudson (1777), [361], [362];
drives sheep into Boston, [114];
reaches Cambridge, [134];
likeness by Trumbull, [197].
Putnam, Col. Rufus, builds Fort Washington, [287];
in campaign of 1776, [346];
plans of the Saratoga battles, [361];
diary on the Mississippi, [709].
Putnam, Lt.-Col., [601].
Quaker Hill (R. I.), [596], [602];
view of the fight, [600].
Quakers, arming in Philadelphia, [131];
in Philadelphia during the Revolutionary War, [393];
implicated in hostile movements, [417].
[Quebec, besieged (1775-76)], [163];
plan by Jefferys, [215];
Lit. and Hist. Soc. bibliography, [222];
siege of (1775-1776), authorities, [220];
diaries, etc., [221];
American contemporary accounts, [221];
general accounts, [222];
accounts as received in Cambridge and N. Y., [222];
British official accounts, [222];
journals, etc., [222];
Wooster in command before the town, [222];
local associations, [223];
French accounts, [223];
Centenaire de l'Assault de Québec, [223];
Arnold's map of the siege, [226];
engraved maps of the town, [226];
views of, [226];
plains of Abraham, [226].
Quebec, province, maps of (1776), [226].
Quebec Bill, [58], [101], [714], [715];
debates in Parliament, [102];
"virtual representation", [103];
Doctor Marriot, [102];
Hypocrisy Unmasked, [102];
Letter to Lord Chatham, [102];
other tracts, [104].
Queen's Rangers, [395], [518].
Quibbletown, [379].
Quincy, Dorothy, [123].
Quincy, Eliza Susan, [96].
Quincy, Edmund, on the evacuation of Boston, [205].
Quincy, Josiah (senior, 1775), [152].
Quincy, Josiah (junior), his report of Otis's argument, [13];
defends Capt. Preston, [49];
dies, [125];
autog., [51];
speech on the tea ships, [57], [91];
Reports of Cases, [68];
drafts instructions (1770), [87];
Observations on the Boston Port Bill, [67], [94];
fac-simile of his dedication, [94];
autog., [94];
fac-simile of diary in London, [105];
interview with Lord North, [105];
goes to Europe, [105];
his report, [106];
his notes of debates in Parliament, [112].
Quincy, Josiah (President), Life of Josiah Quincy, Jr., [94].
Quincy, Samuel, autog., [51].
Quincy, Samuel M., edits Reports of Cases, by Josiah Quincy, Jr., [68].
Quincy mansion at Quincy, Mass., [96].
Quinton's Bridge, [442].
[Rahl], Col., at Trenton, [374];
killed, [375];
attacks Fort Washington, [289], [338].
Rainer, G. S., [330].
"Raleigh", Continental vessel, [576].
Rall. See [Rahl].
Ramapo, [379].
Ramsay, Allen, Hist. Essay on the English Constitution, [89];
Thoughts on the Origin of Government, [85].
Ramsay, David, a prisoner, [533];
map of Southern campaigns, [537];
Revolution in South Carolina, [507];
his career, [508];
Amer. Revolution, [67];
his acc. of Wyoming, [663].
Ramsey, J. G. M., Annals of Tennessee, [536], [678], [708].
Ramsour's Mill, fight at, [475], [510], [529].
Randall, O. E., Chesterfield, N. H., [355].
Randolph, Edmund, [259].
Randolph, Col. T. J., [258].
"Randolph", blown up, [571].
Randon, John, [194].
"Ranger." See [Jones, Paul].
Rangers on the frontiers, [608].
Rankin, E. E., address at Fairfield, [557].
Rantoul, Robt., Jr., oration at Concord, [184].
Rariton Bay, [327].
Rathbourne, I., in the "Queen of France", [583].
Rathbun, Jonathan, Narrative, [562].
Ratzer, Bernard, his different maps of N. Y., [328], [332], [333];
surveys of New Jersey, [409];
his surveys, [341].
Raum, Trenton, [407].
Ravenal, Daniel, [528].
Rawdon, Lord, drawing of Bunker Hill battle made for him, [197];
in the South, [476];
at Hobkirk's Hill, [488], [541];
captured, [534];
case of Hayne, [534];
retreats to Monk's Corner, [489];
portraits, [489];
made Marquis of Hastings, [489];
at Camden, [530];
his letters to Rugely, [532];
relieves Ninety-six, [493], [544].
Rawle, W. H., on Lambert Cadwalader, [341].
Rawlings, Col., [288].
Raymond, H. J., address at Tarrytown, [466].
Read, Geo., autog., [265];
life of, [265].
Read, Thos., assigned to the "Bourbon", [583].
Read, W. T., [416].
Read, Dr. Wm., Reminiscences, [537].
Reading, Pa., [383].
Red Bank, [386], [425], [435], [437].
Red Clay Creek, Pa., [381], [421].
Red Jacket, [662].
Red Lion, Pa., [421].
Redman, Rebecca, [452].
Reed, Esther, life of, [436].
Reed, Col. James, at Bunker Hill, [190].
Reed, John, City and Liberties of Philad., [442].
Reed, Joseph, writes to Dartmouth during the Congress of 1774, [90], [104];
letters to Josiah Quincy, [106];
autog., [141];
letter on the siege of Boston, [173];
on Washington's indecision, [403];
portrait, [405];
on the campaign of 1776 in Jersey, [405].
Reed, W. B., on Thomas Paine, [269];
on the retreat from Long Island, [330];
oration on reinterment of Mercer, [412];
on Brandywine, [418];
Esther Reed, [436].
Reed-Cadwalader controversy, [407].
Regulators, war of, [80].
See [North Carolina].
Renault, J. F., map of Yorktown, [553].
Renwick, Benj. Thompson, [546].
Revenue to be obtained from the colonies, [15], [24];
cases tried, [23];
seizures, [28].
Revere, Paul, engraves likeness of Sam. Adams, [40];
makes plan of State Street, [47];
engraves view of massacre, [47];
his views of Boston, [81];
as an engraver, [81];
at Portsmouth, [117];
his signal, [123];
his ride, [123], [173], [174];
where were his lanterns shown? 174;
paper by E. H. Goss, [47], [175];
portraits, [175];
commands artillery in the Penobscot expedition, [603];
re-engraves West picture of Bouquet's Indian council, [695].
Reynolds, Gov., My own Times, [721].
Reynolds, Grindall, [184].
Illinois, [708].
Reynolds, Sir Joshua, paints Burgoyne, [293];
paints Cornwallis, [474];
his Engraved Works, [474];
portrait of Tarleton, [517];
Catalogue by Hamilton, [517].
Rhode Island, illicit trade in, [26];
com. of correspondence, [90];
cannon concealed (1774), [117];
equips troops (1775), [122];
renounces allegiance to England, [257];
retained her original charter, [274];
creates a navy (1775), [565], [567];
Esek Hopkins, [568];
her seamen, [587];
privateers, [591];
the "Gen. Washington", [591];
English fleet in (1776), [593];
fire-ships proposed, [593];
campaign (1778), [592];
maps of, [596], [598], [600], [602].
Rich, Obadiah, [608].
Rich, Truro, [568].
Richards, Thomas, [331];
account of attack on Fort Clinton, etc., [364].
Richardson, Ebenezer, shot Snider, [89].
Richman, Andrew, [153].
Richmond, old Raleigh Tavern, [259].
Rider, S. S., on the R. I. campaign of 1778, [595].
Ridgeley, Annapolis, [327].
Riedesel, Baron, in Cambridge, [142];
with Burgoyne, [294];
his comments on Burgoyne, [358];
life by Eelking, [361];
his wife conceals Hessian flags, [319];
on Bennington, [354].
Riley, E. S., Jr., [117].
Rising Sun Tavern, Pa., [421].
Rittenhouse, David, [371].
Ritzema, Rudolphus, [222].
Rivington's Gazette, or Gazetteer, [98], [110];
his press destroyed, [323].
Robbin, Rev. Ammi R., his journal, [346].
Robbins, Jonathan, [681].
Roberts, Algernon, [326], [403].
Roberts, Dr., of Boston, [47].
Roberts, Ellis H., Oriskany, [351].
Roberts, George, [398].
Robertson, Col. Charles, [677].
Robertson, Gen., [461];
in N. Y., [284].
Robin, Abbé, Travels, [560].
Robinson, Beverly, his supposed letter to Arnold, [452];
his house, [452], [458], [462], [465];
endeavors to save André, [461].
Robinson, J. DeLancey, [535].
Robinson, M. M., [198].
Rochambeau, Le Comte de, his maps, [345];
in Soulé's Troubles, [516];
portraits, [498];
autog., [498];
sails from Brest, [498];
at Newport, [499];
meets Washington at Weathersfield, [499], [560];
leaves Newport, [499];
reaches the Hudson, [500], [561];
map of route, [561];
marches to Virginia, [500];
his maps of Yorktown, [553];
march of his army to Yorktown, [551];
alleged journal, [554];
corresp. with the R. I. authorities, [560];
arrives in America, [560];
his instructions, [560];
letters, [560];
blockaded in Newport, [560];
maps of his camps, etc., about N. Y. (1781), [561];
at Odell House in Westchester, [561];
meets Washington at New Windsor, [561];
at Williamsburg, [744];
sails for France, [745].
Rocheblave, Gov., at Vincennes, [719];
sent to Williamsburg, [723];
account of him, [723].
Rochefoucault-Liancourt, Travels, [658].
Rock River, [741].
Rockingham, ministry, [21], [31], [74];
attacked, [76];
portrait, [31].
Rocky Hill, N. J., [408];
Washington at, [746].
Rocky Mount, [475].
Rodney, Admiral Sir George, relations with Sir Henry Clinton, [501];
Rodney, Cæsar, [405];
autog., [265];
life, [266];
on the battle of Long Island, [327];
commands Delaware militia, [380].
Rodney, Capt. Thomas, [407].
Rogers, Col. David, [738].
Rogers Gen. Horatio, edits Hadden's Journal, [359].
Rogers, Lieut. John, [725].
Rogers, Josias, Memoirs, [527].
Rogers, J. E. T., edits Protests of the Lords, [74];
Franklin's notes on, [74].
Rogers, Maj. Robert, on the Pontiac War, [690], [701];
his MS. diary, [701].
Rogers, T. J., Departed Heroes, [508].
Rolfe, J., Naval Biog., [589].
Romans, Bernard, at Fort George (Lake George), [129];
acc. of, [129];
plan of siege of Boston, [207];
surveys of Carolina, [538];
lines on Boston Neck, [212].
Rome, N. Y., [351].
Romilly, Sir Samuel, justified the execution of André, [463].
Romney, G., paints Brant, [625];
Thomas Paine, [269].
"Romney", man-of-war, [43].
Rondthaler, Heckewelder, [736].
Rosengarten, J. C., on the German soldiers in Newport, [601].
Rosenthal, Louis, [269].
Ross, Chas., his Cornwallis Correspondence, [516].
Ross, Geo., autog., [265];
life, [266].
Ross, Lieut., Map of Mississippi, [720];
section of, [721].
Rowland, K. M., "Virginia Cavaliers", [407].
Roxbury (Mass.), camp, [203];
view of lines, [130];
view of, [149].
Royal American Magazine, [40], [81], [271].
Royce, C. C., [735].
Rugeley Mills, [476].
Ruggles, Timothy, president of the Congress of 1765, [30], [74];
organized an association of loyalists, [97], [118].
Rum made in New England, [25].
Rumford, Count. See [Thompson, Benj].
Rupp, I. D., Western Penna., [693].
Rush, Benj., approves John Adams's Thoughts on Government, [272];
autog., [264];
and the Conway cabal, [392];
life, [265].
Rush, Richard, Washington in Domestic Life, [466].
Rushbrooke, Barham, likeness of Gen. Lee, [406].
Rusoe d'Eres, C. D., [222].
Russell, Major Benj., [467].
Russell, Earl, his books on C. J. Fox, [112];
on the Decl. of Indep., [269].
Russell's Magazine, [519].
Rutherford, Gen. Griffeth, [475], [676], [677], [678].
Rutledge, Edw., [264];
life by Flanders, [73], [520];
life by A. Middleton, [265];
autog., [266];
proposes neutrality for S. C., [470], [520].
Rutledge, H. M., life of Arthur Middleton, [265].
Ruttenber, E. M., Obstructions in the Hudson River, [323], [465];
Orange County, [662].
Ryerson, Loyalists of America, [523], [670].
Sabine, Lorenzo, Report on Fisheries, [568].
Sackville Papers, [516].
Saffrel, W. T. R., Records, [418].
Sag Harbor, expedition to, [591].
Saint. See St.
Salem (Muskingum Valley), [734].
Salem, Mass., Leslie at, [119], [172];
her privateers, [586].
Saltonstall, Capt. Dudley, in the navy, [570];
commands the fleet sent against Penobscot, [582], [603];
quarrels with Lovell, [603];
blamed by court of inquiry, [604].
Sampson, Deborah, [191].
Sampson, Simeon, in the "Ranger", [583].
Sanderson, John, lives of Franklin and B. Rush, [265];
Signers of the Decl. of Indep., [265].
Sands, Robert, edits Life of Paul Jones, [590];
annotated copy, [590].
Sandusky, the modern city, [735];
the old site, [735];
missionaries at, [735].
Sandy Hook, [340];
lighthouse, [325].
Sanguinet, Simon, La Guerre des Bastonnais, [223].
Santee River, [475];
High Hills of, [493].
Sappington, John, [711].
[Saratoga], N. Y., [609];
articles of surrender at, [317], [358];
authorities on the surrender, [358];
prisoners and stores, [358];
strength of the two armies, [358];
monument at, [366].
See [Burgoyne], [Schuyler], [Gates].
Sargent, John, [613].
Sargent, L. M., Dealings with the Dead, [72], [461];
on Leonard as Massachusettensis, [110].
Sargent, Winthrop, [106];
Life and Career of Maj. John André, [464];
on the Cincinnati Society, [746];
Stansbury and Odell, [273].
Sartigan, [655].
Saunderson, H. H., Charlestown, N. H., [355].
Saunderson, Lieut., march to Yorktown, [554].
Sauthier, C. J., map of Hudson River and the Canada route, [349];
of Canada, [349];
map of New York province (1774), [340], [341];
map of N. Y. campaign (1776), [336], [338];
plan of Fort Washington, [338].
Savage, S. P., [92].
Savannah, attacked (1778), [469], [519];
D'Estaing at (1779), [470];
evacuated (1782), [507], [546];
maps, [521];
accounts, [522].
Sawyer, Capt. Samuel, diary, [326].
Scalps, Americans charged with buying, [683];
bounties, [681];
divided, [682];
bought by British generals, [731];
want of evidence as regards the English buying them, [683].
Scammans, Col., court-martial, [189].
Scammell, Alexander, [128], [466];
in Lexington, [178];
letters (Winter Hill), [203];
letters on Canada exped., [216];
Burgoyne's surrender, [358].
Scharff, St. Louis, [740].
Schaukirk, E. G., diary, [325]
Scheifflin, Lieut., [729].
Schenectady, [609].
Schoharie Valley ravaged, [644], [658].
Schönbrun, [734].
Schoolcraft, H. R., on Oriskany, [351];
Indian Tribe, [652].
Schulenberg on Burgoyne's surrender, [364].
[Schuyler], G. W., on the landmarks of Burgoyne's campaign, [361].
Schuyler, Gen. Philip, differences with Wooster, [161];
on Ticonderoga (1775), [214];
in command of the Northern department (1775), [215];
papers, [215];
on the siege of Quebec, [221];
prepares for the campaign of 1777, [293];
autograph, [297];
joined by St. Clair, at Fort Edward, [298];
portrait, [298];
accounts of, [298];
his family, [298];
his Albany house, [298];
his wife, [298];
at Fort Miller, [298];
his headquarters at Saratoga, [356];
orderly-book (1777), [359];
secures Guy Johnson's war-belt, [624];
ordered to arrest Sir John Johnson, [624];
his "Peacock expedition", [625];
on the employment of Indians, [673];
Indian commissioner, [674];
his quarrel with Gates, [346];
correspondence with Gouverneur Morris during the Burgoyne campaign, [358];
Proc. Court Martial, [358];
disliked by New Englanders, [161], [358], [359];
in command of the Northern department (1777), [348];
proclamation, [350];
calls out militia, [356];
his spy, [356];
superseded by Gates, [356];
controversy of Bancroft with G. W. Schuyler and others over his conduct, [316], [356];
intercedes for Arnold, [452];
his expedition to Tryon County, [653];
in N. Y., 1775, watching Tryon, [142];
authorized to advance into Canada, [161];
resigns the command to Montgomery, [162];
relieved of command in Canada, [165];
at Stillwater, [298];
superseded by Gates, [301];
his military character, [316].
Schuyler, Hanyost, [351].
Scot's Magazine, [516].
Scott, Capt., sent by Burgoyne to open communication with Clinton, [364].
Scott, Eben G., Development of Constitutional Liberty, [64].
Scott, Geo. G., Saratoga Address, [366].
Scott, Capt. James, marries Hancock's widow, [270].
Scudder, H. E., "Life in Boston during the Siege", [204];
Men and Manners, [204];
on siege of Boston, [173];
on Bunker Hill, [191].
Scull, G. D., Capt. Evelyn, [183], [205];
Evelyns in America, [183], [364];
edits Montresor's Journal, [419].
Scull and Heap, map of Philad., [442].
Scull, Map of Penna., [416].
[Seabury, Samuel], arrested, [98];
his tracts, [104].
Sears, Isaac, [98].
Seaver, Jas. E., Mary Jemison, [662].
Seaver, Mary Jemison, [683].
Secker, Archbp., [243].
Sedgwick, Theo., Jr., [359].
Seeley, J. R., Expansion of England, [66], [255].
Ségur, Count, Mémoires, [560].
Selman, Capt., [565].
Seneca Lake, Sullivan on, [640].
Senecas, incursions of, [605];
their numbers, [610];
their great Castle, [640];
destroyed, [641];
in St. Leger's army, [661];
on the Alleghany, [671].
Senff, Col., [531];
his plan of Camden, [533].
Senter, Isaac, Exped. against Quebec, [219].
Seven Years' War, [14].
Sevier, Col. John, [478];
portrait, [535];
fights the Indians, [677].
Sewall, Jonathan, [108];
autog., [50];
his house in Cambridge, [142].
Sewall, W., Method of making Saltpetre, [108].
Seward, Miss, Monody on André, [464].
Seward, W. H., on Cherry Valley, [666];
on Sullivan's expedition (1779), [671].
Seymour, Horatio, on Burgoyne's surrender, [361].
Seymour, Wm., Southern Expedition, 1780-83, [531].
Shabbakong Creek, [377].
Shallos, Jacob, [227].
Sharp, Granville, Declaration of the people's natural right, [106].
Sharp, W. S., reprints Smith's New Jersey, [409].
Shattuck, Lemuel, [184];
his Concord, [184].
Shaw, Maj. Samuel, [467];
Journals, [191].
Shawanese, [610]; history of, [735];
make treaty, [702];
their ravages, [709].
Shea, J. G., edits Operations of the French Fleet, [502], [548].
Sheffield, Wm. P., Rhode Island Privateers, [591].
Sheftall, Capt. Mordecai, Acc. of his Capture, [519].
Shelburne, Earl of, [21];
attacks the government for using Indians, [621];
retires (1767), [43].
Shelby, Col. Evan, [677].
Shelby, Col. Isaac, [478], [678];
portrait, [535];
acc. of, [536];
at King's Mountain, [535].
Sheldon, Col., at Poundridge, [557];
receives André, [458].
Shelpot Creek, [421].
Sheppard, J. H., Com. Tucker, [567].
Sherburne, Andrew, Memoirs, [404], [525], [590].
Sherburne, J. H., Paul Jones, [589].
Sherman, Roger, on com. to draft Declar. of Indep., [230];
portrait and autog., [262], [263];
life of, [265];
on Burgoyne's campaign, [358].
Shimmin, Wm., [464].
Shipbuilding, discouraged, [8];
in New England, [563].
Shipley, Bishop, Speech intended, etc., [97];
references, [97];
portrait, [97].
Shippack Creek, [423].
Shippen, Edward, [402].
corresponds with André, [449];
marries Benedict Arnold, [449];
her knowledge of his treason, [449].
Shippen Papers, [464].
Ships must be English built, [8].
Shirley, Gov. William, his house, [156];
character, [22];
his stamp act (1755), [11];
Writs of Assistance, [12].
Shoes manufactured in Lynn, [39].
Short, W. T. P., [222].
Shreve, John, [419].
Shuldham, Admiral, arrives at Boston, [152].
Silliman, Gen., on Harlem, [334];
on the Saratoga battlefield, [357].
Simcoe, Col. J. G., raiding near Philadelphia, [442];
offered to try to rescue André, [467];
in Virginia, [546];
his maps, [547];
Journal, [518];
Queen's Rangers, [395], [518];
pursues Steuben in Va., [497];
fight at Spencer's Ordinary, [497].
Simms, Jephtha R., Schoharie County, or The Frontiersmen of N. Y., [659].
Simms, W. G., Views and Reviews, [464];
Life of Gen. Greene, [510];
Life of Marion, [512];
on King's Mountain, [536];
novels of Revolutionary times, [545].
Simond, T. C., South Boston, [156].
Simpson, Thomas, [472].
Simpson, Wm., plan of Stony Point, [558].
Sinclair, Lt.-Gov., [737];
his letters, [738].
[Six Nations], boundary line, [605], [609];
map of their country, [607], [608];
their conquered territory, [609];
conflicts with the Cherokee claims, [610];
their numbers, [610];
their allies, [610];
addressed by Congress, [616];
support Guy Johnson, [619];
professions of peace, [619];
the ministry order them to service, [620];
Lord North defends such use, [621];
divided in their councils, [622];
invaded by Sullivan, [640];
their claims of land by conquest, [650];
divided in the Rev. War, [659];
their houses and way of living, [668], [669];
with some exceptions join the British, [623], [627];
Congress attempts to lure them to their side, [633];
their supremacy over other tribes, [706].
See [Iroquois].
Skene, Philip, [214].
Skenesborough, fight at, [297].
Skinners (on the Hudson), [456].
Slave-trade, [9].
Slavery and the Declar. of Independence, [239].
Slover, John, Narrative, [736].
Small, John, Major, [153];
at Bunker Hill, [138];
likeness by Trumbull, [197].
Smallwood, Gen., [393], [533];
in the South, [477];
his Marylanders, [329].
Smedley, Samuel, [568].
Smibert, his portrait of Mayhew, [71].
Smith, Adam, [63];
Wealth of Nations, [7], [9], [253];
controverted by Brougham, [9].
Smith, Aubrey H., [219].
Smith, Chas., American War, [189], [200].
Smith, Charles C., on André, [464];
on Cornwallis, [516];
edits Henshaw's orderly-book, [204];
edits Jolley Allen's Sufferings, [205];
on making gunpowder, [108].
Smith, Col., sent out by Gage to scour the country, [119];
his report on Lexington, [178].
Smith, E. V., Newburyport, [568].
Smith, Goldwin, Study of History, [93];
on Yorktown, [555].
Smith, Horace W., edits Proceedings of André's examination, [461];
Siege of Yorktown, [553].
Smith, Isaac, [187].
Smith, James, autog., [265];
life, [266].
Smith, Col. James, Life and Travels, [248].
Smith, J. A. 184.
Smith, Joshua Hett, brings André ashore, [454];
his house, [454], [455], [456];
his character, [456];
arrested, [460];
his trial, [463];
Dawson's Record of the Trial, etc., [463];
escapes to England, [463];
his Narrative, [463].
Smith, J. S., Memoir of De Kalb, [530].
Smith, Lloyd P., [746].
Smith, Marshall, Legends, [708].
Smith, Noah, on Bennington, [355].
Smith, R. P., life of Hopkinson, [265].
Smith, Col. Samuel, wounded at Fort Mifflin, [388];
on the Delaware (1777), [431].
Smith, Seba, [173].
Smith, Thomas, Mecklenburg Declaration, [257].
Smith, Wm. Hist. Acc. of Exped. against Ohio Indians, [696], [699];
editions, [699];
letter on Stamp Act, [73];
on Montgomery, [216].
Smith, Wm. Henry, Life of St. Clair, [349];
on Princeton, [412].
Smith, chaplain at Saratoga, [360].
Smucker, Isaac, [708];
Ohio Pioneer History, [736].
Smyth, J. F. D., Tour in the U. S., [652].
Snider, the boy, killed, [85], [89].
Snow, a vessel, [572].
Sons of Liberty, [30];
in N. Y., [53];
history of, [72];
their correspondence, [72];
correspond with John Wilkes, [72];
support non-importation, [78];
propose a Congress (1774), [99].
Sorel River, [215].
Soulés, Troubles, etc., [560].
South Carolina, agrees to a Stamp Act Congress, [30], [73];
non-importation in, [79];
Letters of a Freeman, [79];
movements (1774), [98];
rice-planters in, [117];
in the Cont. Congress, [235];
adopts a constitution, [272];
militia in, [478];
her naval force, [571].
Spain, her North American possessions, [685];
settlements on the Mississippi to be attacked by England, [738];
at war with Great Britain, [738];
her assistance to G. R. Clark, [742];
her relations to the United States, [742];
would restrict their boundaries, [742];
invades the Illinois country, [743].
Spanish Main, commerce with, [25].
Sparks, Jared, intended history of the Stamp Act, [75];
occupies Craigie House, [142];
Life of Ethan Allen, [214];
Charles Lee, [407];
on Brandywine, [418];
Life and Treason of Arnold, [464];
the documents given in his Washington, [464];
reviews Johnson's Greene, [511];
prompts Mackenzie's life of Paul Jones, [590];
gives a due share of blame to the Americans for the use of Indians, [622].
Speed, Thomas, Wilderness Road, [708].
Speier, R. J., [194].
Spencer, Joseph, [134].
Spencer, J. A., United States, [665].
Spencer's Ordinary, fight at, [497].
Sprague, Wm. B., [264].
Springfield, N. J., action at, [559].
Springfield, N. Y., burned, [633].
Sproule, Capt. George, Environs of Charleston, [528].
Squier, Ephraim, [219];
diary, [360].
St. Ange de Bellerive at Fort Chartres, [701].
St. Augustine, plan of, [538].
St. Clair, Gen. Arthur, commands at Ticonderoga, [296], [348];
evacuates the post, [296];
his trial, [349];
Life and Public Services, [349];
his papers, [350];
portrait, [297];
other likenesses, [297];
his house, [297];
at Castleton, [297];
hears of Lexington fight, [178];
at West Point, [460].
St. François Indians, [656];
at Cambridge, [655].
St. John Indians, [617].
St. John (Sorel River), island of, fort on, [215], [216];
attacked (1775), [565];
St. Lawrence, gulf, chart, [215];
river, chart, [215].
St. Leger, Col. Barry, his part in Burgoyne's campaign, [296];
authorities, [351];
portrait, [351];
his letter from Oswego, [366];
diagram of his order of march, [628];
attacks Fort Stanwix, [628];
his proclamation, [629];
defeats Herkimer, [631];
his opinion of Indians, [632];
number of his troops, [661];
offers for scalps, [683].
St. Louis attacked, [730], [737], [739].
St. Luc, La Corne, [351].
St. Pierre and Miquelon, trade with, prohibited, [27].
St. Simon, Gen., in Virginia, [501].
Ste. Geneviève, [738].
Franklin's view, [5];
violence, [24];
threatened (1764), [26];
Franklin asks for patronage under it, [29];
arouses indignation, [29];
petitions against, in Parliament, [32];
rejoicing in London, [33];
riots and compensation for them, [34];
origin of, [72];
debates on it languid, [72];
Congress determined on, [72];
title of act, [72];
the stamps, [72];
debates on the repeal, [74];
the lords protest, [74], [85];
Congress to consider the act, [29], [30], [74];
Authentic Account, [74];
Journal, [74];
references, [74];
Tory support of act, [75];
American and British authorities on the turmoil, [75];
Sparks intended a history, [75].
Stanhope, Earl (see [Mahon]), Miscellanies, [464].
Stanley, Dean, Westminster Abbey, [461].
Stanwix, Fort, [274];
movements near (1777), [350];
authorities, [351];
bounds of treaty at, [650], [706], [707];
described, [660];
rumors of its capture, [672].
See Fort.
Staples, W. R., Doc. Hist. of the Destruction of the Gaspee, [90];
Annals of Providence, [565].
Stark, Caleb, Memoir of Gen. Stark, [301].
Stark, Gen. John, on Bunker Hill, [137], [187], [190];
at siege of Boston, [134];
autog., [137];
notices, [190];
letters (Winter Hill), [203];
at Bennington, [300];
silhouette, [301];
his monument, [301];
homestead, [301];
portraits, [301];
memoir, [301];
life of, by Caleb Stark, [354];
his letters about Bennington, [354];
his papers, [354].
map, [327];
Sullivan's raid on, [417];
expedition to (1780), [561].
Stearns's North Amer. Almanac, [178].
Stedman, Charles, Amer. War, [518], [659];
under Cornwallis, [517];
his History noticed by Clinton, [517].
Stedman, James, [464].
Stenton, situation of, [425], [429].
Stephen, Gen. Adam, [144], [421];
at Brandywine, [381].
Steuben, Baron, at Valley Forge, [393];
inspector-general, [393], [437];
reorganizes the army, [560];
in Virginia, [496], [515], [546], [732];
pursued by Simcoe, [497];
portraits, [497];
lives of, [515].
Howe's Orderly-Book, [415].
Stevens, Henry, [359].
Stevens, J. A., on Stamp Act times in New York, [73];
on New York in the Continental Congress, [99];
"Birth of the Empire State", [274];
on Harlem fight, [334];
on Benedict Arnold, [357];
on Burgoyne's campaign, [366];
on Washington's headquarters at Tappan, [460];
on Arnold's Arnold, [464];
on the French in Virginia, [516];
on their departure, [745];
on Camden, [530];
on Gates at Camden, [532];
on Lafayette's expedition against Arnold, [547];
on Rochambeau's march to Virginia and return, [551];
edits Fersen's letters, [554];
on Yorktown, [555];
on the combined movements near N. Y., [561];
on the campaign in R. I. (1778), [601].
Stevens, History of Georgia, [522].
Steward, Rev. James, and Trumbull's Indian Wars, [651].
Stickney, Chas. E., Minisink Region, [662].
Stiles, Ezra, on Bunker Hill, [187];
portrait and autog., [188];
his account of Long Island battle, [329].
Stiles, H. R., Brooklyn, [330];
Fort Chartres, [705].
Stillman, Wm. J., Poetic Localities of Cambridge, [142].
Stillwater, battle, [356];
Schuyler at, [298].
Stirling, Gen. Lord, captured at Brooklyn, [279], [280], [328];
portrait, [280];
in N. Y. (1776), [325];
his house, [331];
at Princeton, [368];
at Brandywine, [381];
at Germantown, [385];
on Trenton, [407].
Stirling, Capt. Thomas, [705], [706].
Stockbridge Indians, [655];
enlisted, [120], [612], [674];
visit the Six Nations, [613];
addicted to liquor, [613];
at siege of Boston, [613], [657];
at White Plains, [613];
at King's Bridge, [613];
in Indiana (1819), [613].
Stockton, H., life of R. Stockton, [265].
Stockton, Richard, [108];
autog., [264];
life by H. Stockton, [265].
Stoddard, Louisiana, [737].
Stoddard, Frances Mary, [205].
Stoddard, R. H., [193].
Stokes, Chief Justice Anthony, [522];
View of the British Constitution, [523].
Stone, Enos, account of Hubbardton fight, [350].
Stone, E. M., John Howland, [90], [405];
Invasion of Canada, [219];
on Yorktown, [555];
French Allies, [560];
on the R. I. campaign (1778), [601].
Stone, F. D., "Philadelphia Society", [260];
"The Struggle for the Delaware", [367].
Stone, Thos., autog., [265];
life, [266].
Stone, W. L. (Senior), Sir Wm. Johnson, [647];
Red Jacket, [247];
Border Wars of the Rev., [247], [657];
Wyoming, [247];
Uncas and Miantonomoh, [247];
account of, [247];
on New York and the Dec. of Indep., [262];
memoir of George Clinton, [308].
Stone, W. L. (the younger), edits Pausch, [347];
on Moses Harris, [356];
Cent. Cel. of Burgoyne's Surrender, [357];
on Major Acland, [358];
Wyoming, [665];
Orderly-Book of Sir John Johnson, [351];
Campaign of Burgoyne, [351];
Saratoga and Ballston, [360];
"Burgoyne in a New Light", [360];
notes to Pausch's Journal, [360];
Campaign of Burgoyne, [361];
Cent. Cel. of Burgoyne's Surrender, [361];
translates the Riedesel memoirs, [361];
landmarks of Burgoyne's campaign, [361].
Stone Arabia (N. Y.), [609], [644].
Stone, Beverley, Mass., [350].
Stonington, Conn., attacked, [145].
Stono River, [526];
attacked by Lincoln, [520].
Stony Point, [455], [456], [465], [556];
attacked, [558];
medals, [559].
Stormont, Lord, his correspondence, [592].
Storrs, Experience, [203].
Storrs, Lt.-Col., [188].
Stow, Edw., [204].
Strahan, Wm., corresp. with Franklin, [85];
on the repeal of the Stamp Act, [74].
Straus, Origin of Repub. Form of Govt., [71].
Street, A. B., on Burgoyne's campaign, [357];
on Saratoga, [361].
Strobel, P. A., Salzburghers, [523].
Strong, Flatbush, [330].
Stryker, W. S., Maxwell's brigade in Sullivan's Exped., [670];
Block House at Tom's River, [744];
New Jersey line in Va., [555];
on Princeton, [412].
Stuart, Gilbert, paints John Brooks, [202];
Gates, [303];
Gansevoort, [629];
John Adams, [36].
Stuart, I. W., Jona. Trumbull, [674];
Nathan Hale, [334].
Stuart, Capt. John, [714];
Indian Wars, [714];
supt. of Southern Indians, [615], [620];
instructed by Gage to stir up the Indians, [620].
Stuart, Lieut.-Col., at Eutaws, [545].
Suffolk, Earl of, justifies use of Indians, [621].
Suffolk Resolves, [100], [236].
modified, [25].
Sullivan, James, on the Penobscot exped., [603].
Sullivan, Gen. John, portrait, [68];
sent to Portsmouth (1775), [146];
sent to Canada, [166];
took command, [167];
retreats to Crown Point, [167];
at Winter Hill (1776), [203];
in command on Long Island, [278];
his character, [278];
wished the command at Ticonderoga (1777), [348];
joins Washington (1776), [373];
at Germantown, [385];
his raid on Staten Island, [417];
at Chestnut Hill, [419];
on the Conway Cabal, [446];
in the Rhode Island campaign, [593];
advances, [595];
assails D'Estaing in an order, [595];
retires, [595];
fighting takes place, [595];
his report on the R. I. campaign, [595];
crosses to mainland, [598];
his conduct criticised, [598];
defended by T. C. Amory, [598];
his orders, [598];
letters, [598];
effect on the country, [601];
his proclamation, [653];
journals of his Indian exped., [671], [681];
lists them, [681];
all published by the State of New York, [681];
the army's route, [681];
losses in his campaign (1779), [642];
maps of his marches, [642];
portrait, [637];
autog., [637];
his house, [637];
his family, [637];
commands exped. against the Indians, [638];
exped. against the Indians, [666];
acc. by Gordon, [666];
life, by Amory, [666];
his force (1779), [667];
not intending to attack Niagara, [669];
brigade book, siege of Boston, [204];
captured at Brooklyn, [279], [280];
in command in Canada, [226];
letters, [226];
the battle of Long Island, [327].
[Sullivan's Island] (1776), [169], [170];
view of fort, [228];
attack, [229];
authorities, [229];
the news in Philadelphia, [229];
contemp. accounts, [229];
plan of the attack, [229];
general American accounts, [229];
British accounts, [229], [230].
Sulte, B., Canadiens Français, [164].
Sumner, Geo., Oration (1859), [592], [738].
Sumner, Wm. H., [123];
on Gen. Warren, [194];
on Hancock, [271].
Sumter, Gen., [475];
in the South, [477];
attacked by Tarleton, [478], [480];
threatens to resign, [490];
harasses Greene, [492];
at Fishdam Ford, [532];
portraits, [532];
on Weemys's attack, [536];
his differences with Morgan, [537].
Sunbury, Georgia, [519].
Susquehanna Company of Connecticut, [680].
Sutherland, Capt. of the "Vulture", [461].
Sutton, Sir Richard, [232].
Sutton (Mass.) men at Lexington, [182].
Swain, D. L., on invasion of N. Carolina, [168];
Indian War of 1776, [678].
Sweat, Samuel, letters (Winter Hill), [203].
Swedes' Ford, [425].
Swett, Col. Samuel, papers on Bunker Hill, [189], [191];
plan of Bunker Hill, [202];
acc. of, [191];
autog., [191].
Sylvester, R. B., Saratoga, etc., [366].
Sylvester, Richard, [83].
Talbot, Major, wounded at Fort Mifflin, [389].
Talbot, Silas, in Rhode Island, [602];
lives of, [603].
Tallmadge, B., [464];
his letters, etc., on André, [466];
his estimate of the captors of André, [466];
portraits and autog., [457];
Memoir, [457];
Tappan, N. Y., André at, [460];
De Wint House, [460];
Seventy-Six Stone House, [460].
Tarbox, Increase N., his views on the question of the command at Bunker Hill, [191];
Life of Putnam, [191].
Tardieu, P. F., Carte des Etats Unis, [675].
Tarleton, Col., at the siege of Charlestown, S. C., [473];
defeats Buford, [475];
at Black-Stocks, [536];
at Poundridge, [557];
Campaign of 1780 and 1781, [517];
his losses, [517];
his career, [517];
portrait, [517];
Mackenzie's Strictures, [517];
at Camden, [530];
attacks Sumter, [478];
pursues Marion, [480];
pursues Morgan, [481];
at Guilford, [486];
at the Waxhaws, [527];
at Fishdam Ford, [532].
Tarrytown, N. Y., monument at, [466].
Tate, W., [223].
Taxation of the colonies, ministerial view, [17];
colonial view, [17];
right of, [63];
denied, [24];
internal and external, [50];
first movement against, [68];
Reasons why the British colonies should not be charged with internal taxes, [70];
the government view in the Protest of the Lords against repeal of Stamp Act, [74];
History of Amer. Taxation, 1763-1775, [75];
pro and con arguments in Read's George Read, [75];
Soame Jenyns's Objections, [75];
James Otis's Considerations, [75];
Regulations lately made, [75];
tracts on, [75];
Letter to a Member, [75];
Objections to the taxation, etc., [75];
Good Humour, [85];
Inquiry into the nature of the present disputes, [85];
True constitutional way of putting an end to the disputes, [85];
Johnson's Taxation no tyranny, [109];
Defence of the American Congress, [109];
Letter to Dr. Price, [109].
Taylor, Eldad, [205].
Taylor, Geo., autog., [265];
life, [266].
Taylor, Janette, [590].
Taylor, John, life of John Penn, [265].
Taylor, John, Inquiry, etc., [272].
Taylor, J. W., Ohio, [708].
Taylor, R., on Geo. Mason, [272].
duty on, [46];
importation of it arouses Philadelphia, [57];
and the other colonies, [57];
in Boston, [91];
in N. H., [92];
in Connecticut, [93];
in New York, [93];
in Pennsylvania, [93];
fac-simile of broadside, [93];
in N. Carolina, [93];
tax on, to remain, [51].
Teller, Ridgefield, Conn., [348].
Temple, John, duel with Whateley, [93].
Tennessee, [708];
Haywood's hist. of, [678].
Ternant, Gen., [513].
Ternay, Chev. de, [499];
dies, [499];
his tomb, [499];
autog., [500].
Tetard Hill (N. Y.), [287], [338], [339].
Thacher, B. B., [91].
Thacher, Dr. James, [464];
Military Journal, [189], [202], [660].
Thacher, Oxenbridge, [13];
Sentiments of a British American, [70];
dies, [70].
Thacher, Peter, oration on Boston Massacre, [88];
his account of Bunker Hill, [186].
Thaxter, Jos., [178].
Thayendanegea. See [Brant, Joseph].
Thayer, Capt. Simeon, Journal, [219];
at Fort Mifflin, [388].
Thomas, E. S., Reminiscences, [184], [412].
Thomas, Gen. John, [108];
second in command under Ward, [134];
at Roxbury, [134];
at Dorchester Heights, [156];
his headquarters in Roxbury, [156];
at Quebec, [225];
letters, [225];
in command at Roxbury, [130];
ordered to Canada, [165];
retreats from Quebec, [166];
dies, [167];
portrait, [167];
Memoir, [167];
affronted at Congress, [167].
Thomas, Isaiah, [122];
Narrative of Lexington, etc., [175];
Mass. Kalendar, [47].
Thomas, Lieut. John, on Louisiana, [737].
Thomas, W. H. B., [214].
[Thompson, Benj]., Count Rumford, [507];
in Boston, [128];
in S. Carolina, [545];
lives of, [546].
Thompson, Eben, Memoir, by Mary P. Thompson, [117].
Thompson, Gen., on Canada exped., [225];
acc. of, [225].
Thompson, Wm., [203].
Thomson, Chas., letter on taxation, [75];
letter to Wm. Drayton, [96];
on Bunker Hill, [189];
portrait, [272];
his house, [272];
autog., [450].
Thornton, J. W., Pulpit of the Rev., [244];
his sale, [467].
Thornton, Matthew, autog., [263];
life, [265];
signed the Decl. of Indep., [268].
Three County troop in Massachusetts, [184].
Three Rivers (1775), [216];
attack (1776), [167], [225], [227].
Throckmorton, B. W., on Benedict Arnold, [357].
Throg's Neck, [285].
Thwaites, R. G., on L. C. Draper, [727].
Tickle, Robt., Present state of the Nation, [85];
Considerations in reply, [85].
Ticonderoga, capture planned, [613];
taken (1775), [129];
view of ruins, [129];
papers on capture, [130];
cannon taken to Cambridge, [156];
authorities on its capture (1775), [213];
disputes over the origination of the expedition, [213];
trophies, [214];
Arnold's report, [214];
current reports, [214];
ruins of, [214];
diary (1775) at, [215];
its condition after capture, [215];
apprehension at, after fall of Quebec, [227];
Gates at, [291];
St. Clair at (1777), [348];
attacked by Burgoyne, [296];
authorities, [349];
effect of it, [350];
maps (1777), [350];
that used at St. Clair's trial, [350], [353];
recaptured, [304].
Tiddeman, Mark, map of N. Y. harbor, [326].
Tiffany, Osmond, Life of O. H. Williams, [537].
Tilghman, James, [709].
Tilghman, Col. Tench, [334];
Memoirs, [407];
Diary of Yorktown, [554].
Tilton, James, [337].
Tioga (Tiaoga), [609];
attacked, [636];
plan of, [681].
Tioga Valley, [641].
Tiverton, R. I., [600].
Tobacco trade restricted, [8], [9].
Todd, C. B., Redding, Conn., [348];
on Col. Ledyard, [562];
Joel Barlow, [467].
Todd, Col. John, [723];
on Kaskaskia, [729];
his Record Book, [730].
Tomahawk improvements (squatter rights), [611].
Tom's River, [744].
Tonicas Indians, [702].
Tonyn, Gov., [522].
Topham, John, [219].
[Tories], acc. of, by T. B. Myers, [351];
at Wyoming, [635].
See [Loyalists].
Totowa, [404].
Towle, N. C., Constitution of the U. S., [74], [274].
Town, Ithiel, Particular Services, [341], [546], [589].
Town and County Mag., [209].
Townshend, Chas., [21], [23], [38];
died, [39];
in the Stamp Act debates, [72].
Townshend, C. H., Invasion of Conn., [557].
Townshend, Jos., on Brandywine, [419].
Townshend, M. I., on Burgoyne's exped., [366].
resisted, [42];
misunderstood by Bancroft, [64];
attempt to repeal, [51];
repealed (except on tea), [52].
Trade monopolized by English merchants, [5].
Transylvania (Kentucky), [716].
Treaty of Paris (1783), [747].
See [Paris].
Trecothic, alderman, [51].
Tremain, Grenville, [466].
Trenton, N. J., surprise at, [374];
authorities, [407];
maps, [408]-412;
court-martial of the Hessian officers, [412];
picture by Trumbull, [412];
current verses, [412];
flag captured, [412].
Troup, Col. Robert, on the Conway Cabal, [447].
Trout, Rev. Jacob, [418].
Trowbridge, Edmund, autog., [50].
Trudruffrin. See [Paoli], [423].
Trumbull, Henry, Indian Wars, bibliog. of, [651];
its various titles, [651];
reprinted by Pritts, [651].
Trumbull, Col. John, painted Moultrie, [172];
his picture of Bunker Hill, [190], [197];
plan of the siege of Boston, [207];
his painting of Death of Montgomery, [220];
paints John Adams, [36];
autobiog., [189];
portrait of Putnam, [193];
plan of Boston Neck lines, [211];
paints St. Clair, [297];
Schuyler, [298];
map of Ticonderoga, [350];
paints Col. Tallmadge, [457];
arrested in London, [463];
his picture of Yorktown, [506];
of Trenton, [412];
his portrait of Gen. Greene, [510];
of Morgan, [511];
on the Rhode Island campaign, [597].
Trumbull, Col. Jonathan, diary at Yorktown, [554].
Trumbull, Gov. Jonathan, his letter to Gage, [181].
Trumbull, Jos., [203].
Trumbull, James H., on "Sons of Liberty", [72];
edits Mott's journal, [213];
on the origin of the Ticonderoga expedition (1775), [213];
on the Indian Wars of H. Trumbull, [651].
Trumbull MSS., [681].
Tryon, Gov., seeks safety on a man-of-war, [107];
his seal and autog., [140];
his proclamation (1776), [325];
the Hickey Plot, [326];
orders a map of N. Y. province made, [341];
report on the province, [341];
his address to the people of Conn., [557];
Address on his late expedition, [557];
invades Connecticut, [557].
Tryon County, N. Y., [645], [659].
Tucker, Dr. Josiah, Dean of Gloucester, [75];
and Franklin, [74];
on the Amer. Rev., [254];
tracts, [75];
Letter from a merchant, [75];
Series of answers, [75];
Humble Address, [75].
Tucker, Sam., of New Jersey, joins the enemy, [370].
Tucker, Com. Samuel, at siege of Charleston, [524];
orders to command the "Boston" in fac-simile, [566];
his career, [567];
takes John Adams to France, [567];
his log-book, [567];
his papers, [567];
lives of, [567];
in the "Boston", [583];
his parole in fac-simile, [583].
Tucker, St. George, on Guildford, [541].
Tuckerman, H. T., America and her Commentators, [560];
Silas Talbot, [603];
on Daniel Boone, [708].
Tudor, Wm., letters to, [7], [9], [88], [187];
his Otis, [70];
his Massacre oration, [446].
Tugaloo River, [676].
Tupper, Benj., [325].
Turkey Hill (R. I.), [596], [598], [602].
Turner, H. E., Greenes of Warwick, [510].
Turner, O., Phelps and Gorham Purchase, [670].
Turtle Bay (N. Y.), [333], [335].
Tuscaroras, Col. Butler among the, [619];
their lands, [610];
mostly took the American side, [623].
Tuttle, J. F., Hibernia Furnace, [108];
Morris County, [407];
Rev. Forefathers, [407];
Washington in Morris County, [407];
Washington at Morristown, [417];
on the camp at Morristown, [559].
Twightwees, [610].
Two-penny Act, [24].
Tyler, Albert, Bennington, [301], [356].
Tyler, John, Address at Jamestown, [107].
Tyler, Moses Coit, on Patrick Henry, [107];
his Patrick Henry, [723].
Tyng, D. A., [746].
"Tyrannicide", her log, [582];
takes the "Revenge", [586].
Uhlhorn, J. F., [712].
Ulloa at New Orleans (1766), [737].
Unadilla destroyed, [636], [653].
Union, growth of, in the colonies, [79];
symbol of disjointed snake, [79].
United States, independence of, growth of the sentiment, [231];
Public Land Laws, [247].
See [Congress], [Independence], etc.
Universal Asylum, [207].
Universal Magazine, [463].
Upham, W. P., [205];
Life of Gen. Glover, [325].
Urquhart, James, [209].
Valcour Island, fight at, [292], [346];
map of, [347].
Valentine, N. Y. City Manual, [331].
Vallancey, Capt. C., [543].
Valley Forge, [416];
Committee of Congress at, [393];
Baron Steuben at, [393];
condition of army, [436];
encampment, [389];
French alliance celebrated, [439];
life at, [437];
plan of camp, [439];
Washington's H. Q., [439].
Van Cortlandt, Philip, autobiography, [670].
Van Dyk, Col., [467].
Van Schaick, Col., attacks the Onondagas, [639];
marches to Cherry Valley, [626].
Van Schaick's Island, [298].
Van Wart, Isaac, [456].
Vandalia, [708].
Varick, Col. Richard, at Freeman's Farm, [316];
on the Saratoga campaign, [356];
aide to Arnold, [460];
his papers, [460].
Varnum, Gen., abandons Fort Mercer, [389].
Vaughan, Benj., his ed. of Franklin's Pieces, [653].
Vaughan, David, [341].
Vaughan, Samuel, his journal, [506].
Vermont, constitutional movements in, [274];
Documents relating to the resistance to Burgoyne, [354];
proclamations issued by Burgoyne and Schuyler, [350];
signs of defection in, [646].
Vermont Quart. Mag., [356].
Vernon, Wm., autograph, [566].
Verplanck House, [746].
Verplanck's Point, [455], [465];
Verreau, Invasion du Canada, [216].
Vigo, Col. F., [724].
Villefranche, his maps of the Hudson, [456], [462].
Vincennes (Indiana), [704];
fort at, [719];
evacuated by the British, [722];
taken by Hamilton, [724];
authorities, [729].
Vinton, J. A., [191].
Virginia, action for a congress (1774), [99];
address to the king (1769), [83];
Address to the Convention, [272];
British in (1779-80), [546];
Calendar of State Papers, [515], [649];
commerce of (1671), [64];
(1770, etc.), [64];
com. of correspondence, [90];
Constitution of, written by George Mason and Thomas Jefferson, [261];
adopts a constitution, [272];
Declaration of Rights, [272];
in the Cont. Congress, [234];
Dunmore in (1775), [122];
disputes of bounds with Penna., [248];
over Ohio lands, [709];
influence in the Ohio country, [715];
early naval movements, [565];
effect of Boston Port Bill, [96];
establishes intercolonial com. of corresp., [54], [56];
fight at the Great Bridge, [168];
Norfolk destroyed, [168];
maps of, [538];
militia, [485];
at Camden, [533];
military ardor in (1774), [116];
movements (1774), [98], [117];
(1775), [107];
planting wheat instead of tobacco (1775), [121];
plundering expeditions to, [495];
Arnold in, [495];
and the Stamp Act, [29], [73];
Steuben in, [515];
sympathy for Boston (1769), [46], [113];
non-importation agreement, [47];
Ohio country a county, [729].
Von Holst, Const. Hist. U. S., [274].
Von Mirbach, [329].
Von Stern, [329].
treaty with, [724].
See [Ouabache].
Wabash Land Company, [650].
Wabasha, a Sioux, [737], [738].
Waddell, A. W., on the Regulators, [80].
Wade, Col. Nath., [460].
Wadsworth, Gen. Peleg, in the Penobscot expedition, [603];
letters, [603].
Wadsworth, Jas., on the Danbury exped., [348].
Wager, D. E., [626].
Wakefield, Ebenezer, [357].
Waldo, J. & D., [47].
Waldo, Sergt., diary at Valley Forge, [436].
Walker, B., Life of Paul Jones, [590].
Walker, C. I., Northwest during the Rev., [733].
Walker, Dr., in Kentucky, [715].
Walker, James, [421].
Walker, Mrs. Thomas, [222].
Walker, Statesmen's Manual, [274].
Wallabout Bay, [328].
Wallace, Sir James, [471].
Waller, Adj., letter, [194];
orderly-book, [205].
Walmscook, [356].
Waln, Robert, life of James Wilson, John Morton, Stephen Hopkins, Thomas McKean, [265];
Josiah Bartlett, William Williams, Samuel Huntington, Geo. Rymer, Matthew Thornton, William Whipple, Robert Morris, Abraham Clark, [265];
John Hart, [266];
of Francis L. Lee, [266].
Walpole, Horace, [175];
and the American war, [112];
his George the Third, [112];
his Last Journals, [112].
Walpole Grant on the Ohio, [687], [708].
Walton, Geo., life, [265];
autog., [266].
Walworth, Mrs. Ellen H., Burgoyne and the Northern Campaign, [315];
on Burgoyne's surrender, [358].
Wangenheim, map of movements in Jersey, [409];
surveys of Forts Clinton, etc., [364].
Ward, Andrew H., Ward family, [192];
Shrewsbury, [192].
Ward, Artemas, made general, [116];
commander-in-chief, [131], [134];
made second to Washington, [142];
commissions Mugford, [567];
on the Penobscot exped., [603], [604];
sluggish, [133];
his papers, [159];
resigned, [159];
supposed to be older than he was, [189];
notices, [191];
autog., [192];
letters from Cambridge, [203].
Ward, Geo. A., finds Paul Jones' papers, [590].
Ward, Col. Jos., [138], [203];
his order on the field at Bunker Hill, [138].
Ward, R. D., Lafayette's visit to Va., [555].
Ward, Gov. Samuel, [220], [222], [565];
his journal, [565].
Ward, Samuel, on Long Island battle, [329];
Battle of Long Island, [331].
Ward, Townsend, [423].
Ware, Joseph, Journal, [219].
Warner, Col. Seth, at Crown Point, [129];
acc. of, [129];
at Bennington, [301];
letters, [350];
notices by G. F. Houghton, [356];
by Highland Hall, [356];
by Chipman, [356].
Warren, Benjamin, at Cherry Valley, [666];
diary, [360].
Warren, Edw., John Warren, [194].
Warren, G. W., Bunker Hill Mt. Asso., [191].
Warren, Isaac, Almanac, [342].
Warren, Gen. James, autog., [566];
committee of correspondence, [89];
on Bunker Hill, [187];
letters, [203].
Warren, Dr. John, [188].
Warren, John C., [193].
Warren, Gen. Jos., [60];
his circular letter (1773), [57];
writes call for the tea-ships meeting in Boston, [91];
his attack on Bernard, [83];
draws up Suffolk Resolves, [100];
quells disturbance at Cambridge, [115];
his address on Boston Massacre, [88], [119];
the MS., [120];
on Lexington day, [125];
his last note, [132];
made general, [133];
Bunker Hill, [137];
portrait, [54];
by Norman, [193];
by Trumbull, [197];
letter on capture of Ticonderoga, [214];
on independence, [258];
purposes of Congress on his death, [194];
memorials of, [194];
statue of, [194];
accounts, [194];
remonstrates with Connecticut for sending messenger to Gage, [128];
killed, [139].
Warren, Mercy, The parody parodized, [86];
letters, [203].
Warren Genealogy, [194].
Warren (R. I.), [600].
Warwick (R. I.), [600].
Washington, George, in the Congress of 1774, [237];
would march 1,000 men to Boston, [114];
active in Virginia (1775), [131];
made commander-in-chief, [108], [133];
references, [133];
commission and instructions, [133];
his first letter from Cambridge, [141];
fac-simile of its heads, [141];
reaches Cambridge, [142];
assumes command of the army, [142];
holds council of war, [142];
his headquarters in Cambridge, [142];
disappointed in the N. E. troops, [144];
deficient in powder, [145];
commissions a navy, [152], [564];
Proclamation of repossessing Boston, [159];
moves his army to New York, [160];
sends Sullivan to Canada, [166];
letters on the siege of Boston, [173], [203];
their condition and repositories, [173];
entertains Caghnawaga Indians, [203];
medal for the siege of Boston, [206];
instruction for the Kennebec expedition, [217];
his army, [275];
headquarters on Richmond Hill, [276];
his other headquarters in N. Y., [276];
retreats from Brooklyn to N. Y., [281];
condition of his army, [281];
urges enlistments for the war, [282];
calls for better officers, [282];
proposes to burn New York, [283], [334];
not wishing independence (1775), [255];
headquarters at Harlem, [284];
his army along the Bronx, [285];
at White Plains, [286];
at New Castle, [286];
rude cut of, [311];
on the battle of Brooklyn, [326];
plot to assassinate, in N. York, [326];
retreats from Long Island, [330];
the question of a fog, [330];
evacuates New York, [333];
at Harlem, [334];
movements above N. Y. (1776), [337];
orders the evacuation of Fort Lee, [367];
retreats through the Jerseys, [368];
given dictatorial powers, [373], [376];
attacks Trenton, [374];
at Princeton, [378];
his letters on the campaign of 1776, near N. York, [344];
in winter-quarters at Morristown, [379];
at Middlebrook, [379];
marches through Philad., [380];
at Brandywine, [381];
retreats to Chester, [382];
to Philadelphia, [382];
at Germantown, [385];
at Whitemarsh, [389];
at Valley Forge, [389];
proclamation about grain, [390];
distrusted in Congress (1777), [391];
the Conway Cabal, [392];
watches Clinton's withdrawal from Philad., [397];
pursues Clinton, [398];
at Monmouth, [399];
authorities on these campaigns, [403];
criticised by Jos. Reed, [403];
as dictator, [407];
in the campaign of 1777, [416];
at Morristown, [417];
at Middlebrook, [417];
marches through Philad., [418];
H. Q. at Brandywine, [419];
falsely informed at Brandywine, [419];
his Brandywine map, [420];
letter from Duché 437;
H. Q. at Stenton, [429];
on the defence of the Delaware, [431];
H. Q. in Philad., [436];
at Whitemarsh, [442];
at Monmouth, [445];
censures Lee, [446];
the Conway Cabal, [446];
his Fabian policy, [446];
reprimands Arnold, [451];
goes to Hartford to confer with Rochambeau, [454], [458];
returned before he was expected, [458];
receives letter from Arnold, [460];
prepares for any emergency, [460];
H. Q. at Tappan, [460];
orders André to be hanged, [460];
his correspondence with Clinton respecting the execution, [461];
his letters on the plot, [461];
H. Q. at Newburgh, [465];
his account of Arnold's conspiracy, [466];
Domestic Life, by Richard Rush, [466];
traduced for executing André, [467], [468];
his justification, [467];
later English authorities approve, [468];
countenanced the exchange of André for Arnold, [468];
encouraged Champe to abduct Arnold, [468];
meets Rochambeau at Weathersfield, [499];
attempts to surprise N. Y. forts, [499];
marches to Virginia, [500];
headquarters at Williamsburg, [506];
his opinion of Henry Lee, [510];
papers on the Yorktown campaign, [515];
on the Yorktown campaign, [549];
thanked by Congress, [549];
his epaulettes, [549];
his journals and orderly-books, [553];
Middlebrook, [556];
at Morristown, [559];
his H. Q., [559];
communications with Rochambeau, [560], [561];
at Totowa and Preakness, [561];
proposed attack with the French on New York forts, [561];
marches to Virginia (1781), [561];
at Livingston Mansion, [562];
was he a marshal of France? 562;
steps leading to his naval authority (1775), [565];
ceased supervision (1776), [567];
suggestions as to privateers, [591];
portrait of, [575];
takes command of the army, [612];
his instructions, [612];
authorized to use Indians, [616], [617], [633];
visited by Indians at Cambridge, [622];
his interest in Western lands, [649];
selects land for soldiers of the French war, [649];
on the Sullivan exped. (1779), [667], [669];
on Brodhead's exped., [671];
sends Arnold up the Kennebec, [673];
sends letter to the Eastern Indians, [674];
his journal in the Ohio region, [709];
his opinion of Clark's project for attacking Detroit, [731];
moves his army to the Hudson (1781), [744];
at Newburgh, [744];
Nicola's letter, [745];
Newburgh addresses, [746];
authorizes Collection of Papers, [746];
cessation of hostilities, [746];
farewell address, [746];
last circular to the States, [746];
at Rocky Hill, [746];
enters New York at the close of the war, [746];
parts with his officers, [747];
goes to Annapolis, [747];
resigns his commission, [747];
at Mount Vernon, [747];
message against Genet, [734].
Washington, Col. William, [481], [537];
at Trenton, [376];
charges at Cowpens, [482];
medal, [539].
Watauga besieged, [478], [676], [679].
Watauga Association, [678], [708].
Waterbury, Col. David, [325];
on Arnold's fight on Lake Champlain, [346].
Wateree River, [475].
Waterloo, N. Y., Library and Hist. Soc. Proc., [681].
Watertown, Mass., Prov. Congress at, [203].
Watrin, Father, Missions of Louisiana, [720].
Watson, Benj. Marston, loyalist, [253].
Watson, Elkanah, Memoirs or Men and Times, [203], [253].
Watson, H. C., Old Bell of Independence or Noble Deeds of our Forefathers, [259].
Watson, John Lee, Paul Revere's Signals, [174].
Watson, W. C., on Arnold's fight at Valcour Island, [377];
Essex County, N. Y., [214].
Wawarsing destroyed, [646].
Waxhaw Creek, Buford's defeat at, [475], [527].
Wayne, Anthony, [445];
at Paoli, [383];
court-martialled, [419];
orderly-book, [437];
at Brandywine, [381];
on Arnold's treason, [466];
on the Northern campaign (1776), [346];
lives of, [514];
portraits, [385];
account of, by De Peyster, [385];
his house, [385];
surprised in Georgia by Indians, [677];
in the Yorktown campaign, [501];
in Georgia, [507];
attacks Stony Point, [558];
at Bull's Ferry, [560];
hero of the Cow Chace, [560];
at Morristown, [561].
Weare, Mechech, his papers, [598].
Weathersfield, Conn., Washington and Rochambeau at, [561];
Webb House in, [561].
Webber, C. W., Hist. and Rev. Incidents, [708].
Webster, Daniel, his correct estimate of the causes of the Revolution, [63];
Address to N. Y. Hist. Soc., [99];
on the Bunker Hill controversy, [190];
orations at Bunker Hill, [194].
Wedderburn, his attack on Franklin, [95].
Weedon, Gen., at Brandywine, [382].
Weems, Mason L., Life of Marion, [512].
Welling, J. C., on the Mecklenburg Resolutions, [257].
Wells, J. C., [729].
Welsh, Thomas, [88].
Wemms, William, [86].
Wemple, Edw., [366].
Wemys, Maj. James, his opinions of generals, [330];
criticises Howe, [330];
his papers, [518];
Wesley, John, protects against the war, [111].
West, Benjamin, [463];
paints Bouquet's likeness, [692];
his sketches of Bouquet's campaigns, [699].
West Cambridge (Mass.) men at Lexington, [184].
West Point, [325], [455], [456], [556];
Moses Greenleaf plan, [451];
other plans, [459], [462], [465];
views, [463];
history of, by Boynton, [464];
fortified, [557].
Westchester County (N. Y.), history of, [325], [340].
Westchester Farmer (see [Seabury, Samuel], and [Wilkins, Isaac]), [104];
Free Thoughts, [104];
Congress canvassed, [104];
Hamilton's reply, [104];
A View of the Controversy, [104];
authorship in dispute, [104].
Westcott, Henry, Centennial Sermons, [184].
Western, Fort (Augusta, Me.), [163].
Westminster (Vt.) massacre, [172].
Westmoreland Papers, [516].
Westmoreland, Pa., [680].
Weston, Hannah, [564].
Weston, Thomas, Jr., Peter Oliver, [95].
Weymouth, Earl of, [43].
Whaleboat warfare, [591].
Wharton, Anna H., on Thomas Wharton, [272], [405];
Wharton Genealogy, [436].
Wharton, Chas. P., Poetical Epistle to Washington, [575].
Wharton, Samuel, [708];
on Indian lands, [650].
Wharton, Gov. Thomas, [272].
Wharton, Thomas, Jr., [405];
death of, [401].
Wharton family, [436];
their house, [436].
Whately, Thomas, [56].
Wheatley, Phillis, [146].
Wheeler, No. Carolina, [514], [678].
Wheeling, Va., [716].
Wheelock, Col., in the Northern campaign (1776), [346].
Wheelock, Rev. Eleazer, [655];
instructs Brant, [626].
Wheildon, W. W., Siege of Boston, [173];
Revere's Signal Lanterns, [175];
Concord Fight, [184];
Bunker Hill, [191];
Solomon Willard, [194].
Whipple, Abraham, cruising, [565];
sails to Bermuda, [567];
acc. of, [567];
portraits, [567];
letters, [567];
in the "Providence", [582], [583];
his captures, [584];
at Charleston (1780), [524];
autograph order, [472].
Whipple, Christopher, [565].
Whipple, Wm., autog., [263];
life, [265];
on Burgoyne's surrender, [358];
on privateering, [591].
White, Joseph, Battle of Trenton, [406].
White, Philip, [744].
Whitechurch, Robt., [510].
White Clay Creek, Pa., [421].
Washington at, [389].
White Plains, [340];
Washington at, [286];
lines of corn-stalks, [286];
evacuated, [286];
Howe's blunders at, [291];
American position at, [336], [337];
references, [337];
Col. Hazlett's letter, [337].
Whitney, James L., Lit. of Nineteenth April, [185].
Whitney, Josiah, on Putnam's death, [190].
Whitney, Miss, statue of S. Adams, [41].
Whittier, J. G., "Great Ipswich fight", [128].
Whittlesey, Col. Chas., Expedition of Dunmore, [714];
Fugitive Essays, [649], [714].
Whittlesey, Capt. Ezra, [613].
Whittlesey, E. D., on Marshall's acc. of Danbury exped., [348].
Whyte, Robert, [425].
Wickes, Lambert, capt. in the navy, [370];
carried the first national vessel across the ocean, [571];
takes Franklin over, [571];
cruises around Ireland, [572];
difficulties in French ports, [572];
lost at sea, [573].
Wiederhold, plan of Trenton attack, [511].
Wilbur's Basin, [309].
Wild, Ebenezer, [220].
Wilkes, John, [11];
and the "Sons of Liberty", [72];
his efforts and speeches, [110], [121];
his comments on Burgoyne's speeches, [365];
"Wilkes and Liberty", [28].
Wilkesbarré, [606].
[Wilkins, Isaac], his tracts, [104].
Wilkinson, Eliza, Letters, [520], [527].
Wilkinson, Gen. James, on Freeman's Farm, [356];
in Canada, [222];
plan of Trenton, [412];
of Princeton, [413];
Memoirs, [189];
carries news of Burgoyne's surrender to Congress, [358].
Wilkinson, J. B., Binghamton, [670].
Wilkinson, W. C., [361].
Willers, Diedrich, Jr., Sullivan's Campaign, [670].
Willet, Col. Marinus, at Fort Stanwix, [299], [350], [628];
attacks St. Leger's camp, [631];
in command on the Mohawk, [645];
threatens Oswego, [646].
Willett, W. M., Marinus Willett, [350], [670].
William and Mary, their charter for Mass. destroyed, [114].
Williams, Capt., [728].
Williams, Col., [475].
Williams, Mrs. C. R., Biog. of Rev. Heroes, [404].
Williams, David, [456], [466].
Williams, J. F., in the "Hazard", [582];
in the "Protector", [582];
engages the "Duff", [582];
her log, [582];
commands the Massachusetts fleet, [582].
Williams, Lieut., [148].
Williams, O. H., under Greene, [484];
at Guildford, [485];
accounts of, [537];
on Hobkirk's Hill, [542];
at Ninety-Six, [544];
at Eutaws, [545];
Campaign of 1780, [530];
in the South, [476].
Williams, Richard, plan of American lines round Boston, [212].
Williams, Wm., [187];
autog., [263];
life of, [265].
Williamsburg, Va., Wayne at, [501];
American army at, [501];
Washington's headquarters at, [506];
maps of, [553].
Williamson, Col. Andrew, map of his marches, [675];
invades Indian territory, [676].
Williamson, Col. David, [735], [736];
murders Indians, [736].
Williamson, Hugh, on the tea-ship commotions, [91];
on North Carolina Revolutionary history, [514].
Willing, Anne, [693].
Willing, Thos., [383].
Wilmington, Del., [421].
Wilmington, N. C., occupied by the British, [487];
map, [542].
Wilson, Chas., Burgoyne's Campaign, [361].
Wilson, D., Jane McCrea, [627].
Wilson, James, Considerations, etc., [106];
autog., [265];
life, [265].
Wilson, L., [461].
Wilson, R., [545].
Wilson, Thos., Biog. of the Principal American Heroes, [530].
Wilson, Memoir of Bishop White, [438].
Winnebagoes, [739].
Winsor, Justin, "Notes on the Causes of the Revolution", [68];
"The Conflict Precipitated", [113];
references on the siege of Boston, [172];
bibliography of Bunker Hill, [185];
edits Ware's journal, [219];
notes on the campaign round N. Y. (1776), [323];
notes on the authorities for the campaigns of 1777-1778, [403];
"The Treason of Arnold", [447];
"Events in the North, 1779-1781", [555];
on the extent of the Continental army, [588].
Winstanley paints John Adams, [36].
Winter Hill (near Boston), [206];
lines at, [207];
Winthrop, Hannah, [318].
Winthrop, James, at Bunker Hill, [202].
Winthrop, Prof. John, [187], [205].
Winthrop, Madam, [180].
Winthrop, R. C., on Charles Hudson, [184];
on R. Frothingham, [186];
Address on unveiling Prescott's Statue, [194];
Oration at Yorktown, [555];
address on Fort Griswold, [562].
Winthrop, Sam., autog., [50].
Wister, Sally, diary, [436].
Withers, Alex. S., Chronicles of Border Warfare, [248], [711].
Witherspoon, John, in Congress, [244];
autog., [264];
life, [265].
Withington, L., [219].
Woedtke, Baron de, letters, [225].
Wolcott, Oliver, autog., [263];
life of, [265];
on Bemis's Heights, [357].
Wolcott, Oliver, Jr., life of O. Wolcott, [265].
Wood, Sylvanus, [183].
Wood Creek (N. Y.), [298], [351].
Woodbridge, Col. Ruggles, [346].
Woodbridge, N. J., [372].
Woodbury, James T., [184].
Woodd, Lieut., [148].
Woodford, Gen., at Germantown, [385];
and his Virginians, [525].
Woodhull, Gen., captured, [280];
death of, [330].
Woodruff, Samuel, [357].
Woodstock, N. Y., [639].
Woolsey, Theodore, [464].
Woolson, C. F., "Up the Ashley", [471].
Wooster, Gen. David, killed, [348];
monuments to, [348];
near N. Y. (1776), [153];
differences with Schuyler, [161];
and Montgomery, [162];
in the Canada expedition, [220];
his character, [220];
portrait, [225];
autog., [225];
at Montreal, [165];
at Quebec, [166];
recalled from Canada, [167].
Worcester, S. T., Hollis, [190].
Wragg, Wm., [79].
Wraxall, Hist. Memoirs, [112].
Wright, Aaron, [203].
Wright, Gov. Sir James, of Georgia, [611];
letters to Dartmouth, [90];
on the number of Indians, [651];
correspondence, [675].
Wright, Joshua G., Address, [168].
Wright, W. E., translates Rochambeau's Memoirs, [516].
Writs of Assistance, [68];
opposed by Otis, [11];
explained, [11];
legalized, [39];
references, [65];
enforced by Bernard, [65].
Wrottesley, Sir John, [330].
Wyandots, [610];
their home, [735].
Wyatt, Thos., Generals presented with Medals, [537].
Wyoming, [606];
Moravian Indians at, [606];
attacked, [634];
population of the valley, [634];
fortified, [634];
Forty Fort, [634];
defeat of Col. Butler, and massacre, [635];
losses, [635];
retreat of the invaders, [636];
account of massacre, [653];
early accounts, [662];
general accounts, [665];
bibliog., [665].
Wyoming Valley invaded by Pennsylvanians to dispossess the Connecticut settlers, [680].
Wythe, Geo., [716];
autog., [265].
Yale Book, [189].
Yonge, C. D., British Navy, [589];
Constitutional Hist. of England, [75].
York, Pa., Congress at, [391], [419].
Yorke, Sir Joseph, his correspondence, [592].
Yorktown, campaign of, [547];
evidence on the responsibility of Cornwallis of Clinton, [548], [549];
correspondence of the surrender, [549];
news received in London, [549];
prisoners taken, [549];
maps of, [550], [551], [552], [553];
inquiry into the campaign in England, [516];
debates in Parliament, [516];
news received in England, [555];
acc. of centennial of, [555];
responsibility for the surrender, [516];
siege of, [501];
surrendered, [504];
forces engaged, [504];
fac-simile of articles of capitulation, [505];
Nelson House, [506];
Moore House, [506];
view of the capitulation field, [506];
medals, [506];
Trumbull's picture, [506].
Young, Arthur, Observations, [709].
Young, J., assigned to the "Saratoga", [583].
Young, Thomas, [88].
Young, Sergeant Wm., [406].
Younglove, Moses, [683];
his captivity, [659].
Zane, Elizabeth, [716].
Zeigler, W. B., Heart of the Alleghanies, [536].
Zeisberger, David, [734];
diary edited by Bliss, [736].