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

Elliot, Rev, Dr., Thanksgiving Sermon of, in 1776, [014.]

Elliot, William, Quotation from, [300,] [594.]

Encampment of American Army at Valley Forge, in 1777-78--Washington's Head quarters, [332;] Preparation of Huts, [333;] Disposition of American Army--Huts and their Occupants, [334;] Condition of Army--Great Sufferings--Number of Soldiers encamped, [335;] Hopefulness of Washington--Conspiracy to deprive him of his Command--Persons named as Malcontents, [336;] Forged Letters--Conway promoted--Pretensions of Gates and Lee--Anonymous Letters--Conway's Letter to Gates--Quarrel between Gates and Wilkinson--Congress appoints new Board of War, with Gates at Head--La Fayette appointed in Command of Expedition to Canada, without consulting Washington, [339;] Conway re-signs--Fights Duel with Cadwallader--Writes penitent Letter to Washington, [340;] Arrival ol Baron Steuben--Joins Americans at Valley Forge--Appointed Inspector General, [341;] Washington's Efforts in behalf of his Soldiers, [342;] Receives Intelligence that France had acknowledged independence of the Colonies--Issues general Order for Thanksgiving--Rejoicings at Valley Forge, [346;] Evacuation of Philadelphia by the British--Washington breaks tip his Encampment at Valley Forge--Pursues the Enemy to New Jersey. [353.]

Encampment of American Army at Green Spring Plantation, in 1781, under La Fayette, Wayne and Steuben, [446.]

Encampment of American Army at Middlebrook in 1777, [211.]

Encampment of American Army at Whitemarsh in 1777, [321.]

Encampment of American Army at Spinks's Farm in 1780, [669.]

Encampment of Americans at Oyster Bay in 1780, [834.]

Encampment of British Army near Newport in 1780, [087.]

Encampment of British Army at Philadelphia, in 1777, under Sir William Howe, [309,] Erection of Barracks--Attack of Hazlewood with Delaware and Montgomery Frigates--Delaware captured by British--Torpedoes sent down the River from Bordentown by Americans--"Battle of the Kegs,", [310;] Alarm during the Mischianza Fete--Boldness of the Americans--Philadelphia evacuated by the British, [311.]