Geiger, Emily, conveys Message to Sumter from Greene, [694;] Her Courage and Arrest, [695.]
Generals, Pomp of, [407;] Revolutionary, all Master Masons, [437.]
George I, knights and presents with Silver Horseshoe, Spottswood, [472.]
George II., Portrait of, at Nassau Hall, Princeton, pierced by American Cannon-ball in 1777, [238,] [243.]
George III., irritated by Wilkes's Address--Proclaims his Prerogative to choose _where_ he should receive Communications from his Subjects, [017;] Speech in Parliament in 1775, 018 His false Hopes--Makes application to Maritime Powers of Europe to prevent Intervention in America, [019;] Writes an autograph Letter to States General of Holland, to dispose of their Scotch Brigade--Enters into Treaty with German Princes for Mercenaries to tight Americans--Opposed by Chapelle in Assembly of States of Overyssel, [020,] [021;] Speech in Parliament in 1778, relative to Alliance of France and United States, [079;] Erection of Equestrian Statue in Bowling Green, New York, in 1770--Destroyed in 1770, [285,] [817.]
Georgetown, South Carolina, captured by Marion in 1781, [773.]
Georgia, exempted by Congress from Requisition of Funds in 1780, [087;] Leaves Delegates free to vote relative to Declaration of Independence, [276;] Curious Legislative Act of--Republican Legislature and Governor of. [710;] Charter for, [721;] Early History of, [722;] Invaded by Spaniards in 1742--Governed by President and Council in 1713--Becomes a royal Province in 1752, [723;] Committee of Correspondence in 1768; Opposes Stamp Act in 1770, [721;] Elects Delegates to Continental Congress in 1770--Passes Resolution to raise Continental Troops--Issues Bills of Credit, [727;] Organization of its Civil Government, [728;] Royal Government re-established in 1770, [734.]
Gerard, M., first French Minister to United States, arrives in the Delaware with French Fleet in 1778, [078,] [070;] Presents himself to Congress, [070.]
Germaine, Lord George, succeeds Lord Dartmouth as Colonial Secretary, [019.]
German Princes, Treaty of, with George III., for Mercenaries against Americans, [020,] [021.]