The Pictorial Field-Book of the Revolution, Vol. 2 (of 2) / or, Illustrations, by Pen And Pencil, of the History, Biography, Scenery, Relics, and Traditions of the War for Independence

by Benson John Lossing

Uncas, Indian Chief, Notice of, [028,] [029.]

Underhill, Mrs. Sarah, and André, [186.]

United States, Declaration of Independence of, [277,] [282;] Signing of, [285;] Articles of Confederation adopted by Congress in 1777--Become organic Law of the Land in 1781--Adoption of the Federal Constitution in 1787, [289.]

Urn, monumental, at Richmond, erected in Memory of those destroyed in Theater in 1811, [437.]

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Valentine's Hill, West Chester, and its Associations, [831.]

Valley Forge, Village of, [331;] Washington's Head-quarters at, in 1777, 1778--Old Flour Mill and its Associations, [332;] Rogers's Observatory--Washington's Camp, [333;] Its Topography--The Huts and their Occupants, [334;] Condition of Continental Army--Their Suffering--Number of Soldiers encamped--Toryism, [335.]

Van Antwerp, Anna, Author's Interview with, [800.]

Vanbraam, Jacob, accompanies Washington to French Creek, as Interpreter, in 1753, [473;] Left by Washington as a Hostage at Fort Necessity in 1754--Accused of Treachery as Interpreter, [476.]

Van Cortlandt, General Philip, on Court-martial of Arnold, at Philadelphia, in 1779, [143;] Biographical Sketch of, [170;] In command of Militia at Fredericktown, Maryland, in 1781, [526.]