The Two Spies: Nathan Hale and John André

by Benson John Lossing

Samson, Ezra, [7.]
Seward, Anna, literary friends of, [38];
biographical sketch of, [125];
Major André's letters to, [152].
Seward, Rev. Thomas, father of Anna Seward, [38].
Smith, J.H., and Arnold and André, [82]-84.
Sneyd, Honora, betrothed to André, [40];
marries Richard Lovell Edgeworth, and death of, [41].
Sparks, Dr., on André, [64].
Spies, character of, defined, iii.
Sprague, Rev. W.B., [68].
Stanley, Rev. Arthur Penrhyn, Dean of Westminster, visits the place of André's execution, [110];
writes an inscription for a memorial-stone placed on the spot—letter to Mr. Whittemore concerning the inscription, [112];
inscription by, [115].
Stuart's biography of Hale, [28].

T

Tallmadge, Benjamin, and Nathan Hale, at college, [7];
pronounces André a spy, [90];
custodian of and frank conversation with André, [98].

Tappaan, allusion to, in "The Cow-Chase," [69];
André taken to, [99];
André executed near, [103];
memorial-stone near, erected by Mr. Field, [113];
indignation meeting at, [119].
Tarrytown, monument at, [119]-121.
Thacher, Dr., on André's execution, [105], [106].
Tilden, Samuel J., presides at the dedication of a monument at Tarrytown, [121].

U

Union Grammar-School at New London taught by Hale, [7].

V

Van Wart, Isaac, a captor of André, [85]-87.
Vulture, the, sloop-of-war, bears André up the Hudson River, [81].

W

Washington asks and receives instructions from Congress, [11], [12];
at Murray's house, [12];
instructions of, for obtaining information, [12];
calls a council of war—desires a trustworthy man for secret service, [13];
in conference with French officers, [79];
at West Point and Arnold's quarters—discovers Arnold's treason—kindness to Mrs. Arnold, [96], [97].

Watson, J.F., and relics of the Mischianza, [48] (note).
Wayne, General Anthony, expedition of, [67].
Webb, Colonel Charles,[ 9].
West Point, surrender of, contemplated, [67];
and arranged for, [79], [80].
Wharton, Thomas, house of, the scene of the Mischianza, [46].
Whittemore, Henry, and the Field memorial-stone at Tappaan, [111]-113.
Willard, Solomon, architect of the Bunker Hill Monument, [27].
Williams, David, a captor of André, [85].
Williams, Colonel, gives a dinner-party to Sir Henry Clinton, [80].
Windt, John de, [99] (note).
Wood, E.S., sculptor, [34] (note).
Wright, Ansel, Hale's trusty servant, [15].

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