Garrison, Beverley, Notice of, [159,] [163;] Recollections of, [164.]
Gaspee, British Schooner, burned in Narraganset Bay in 1772, [060;] History of her Destruction in Doggerel Verse, [063.]
Gaspee Point, described, [059,] [060.]
Gaston, Judge Joseph, Patriotism of, [647.]
Gaston, William, Quotation from, [565,] [656.]
Gatenois, Colonel, at Siege of Yorktown, in 1781, [519.]
Gates, General Horatio, treats orders of Washington with Indifference--Expects to supersede Washington as Commander-in-Chief, [297;] Conspires against Washington in 1778, [336;] Letter to Washington, accusing Wilkinson of Deceit--His Quarrel with the latter, [338;] Deceives La Fayette, [339;] His Disclaimer, [340;] Courtesy to Greene on his Arrival in Carolina in 1780, [596;] Retreats to Charlotte after Battle of Camden, [623;] Retires to Salisbury, [624;] Account of Expedition against Ferguson, [631;] Appointed to Command of Southern Campaign in 1780, [668;] Biographical Sketch of, [669;] En camps near Rugely's Mill, [670;] Marches toward Camden, [671;] Censured for Defeat of Americans at Sanders's Creek--Retreats to Hillsborough, [675;] Reception of Greene--Issues Parole, [676.]
Gates, Sir Thomas, Deputy Governor of Virginia in 1608--Returns to England, [456;] Arrives again at Jamestown with Emigrants and Supplies, [457;] Assumes Functions of Government-Delegates his Authority to Dale, and returns to England in 1614, [457.]
Gee, Colonel, Capture of, [555.]
Gee, Mr., Notice of, [555.]