St. Clair, Arthur, [131], [167].
St. Eustatius, [160].
St. Leger, Harry, [125], [126], [135]-[137].
Salaries, [15]-[18], [65]-[68].
Savannah, [163], [164].
Savile, Sir George, [69].
Schuyler, Philip, [90], [109], [119], [129]-[133], [136].
Secession, threats of, [187].
Senegambia, [158].
Sevier, John, [155], [171].
Shays rebellion, [186].
Shelburne, Lord, [61], [69], [180], [182].
Shelby, Isaac, [171].
Shirley, William, [52].
Sidney, Algernon, [17].
Silver bank, [20].
Six Nations, [29], [34], [93], [125].
Snyder, Christopher, [74].
Sons of Liberty, [57].
South Carolina, [96], [102], [104], [105], [127], [173]-[177].
Spain declares war with Great Britain, [158].
Spanish possessions in North America, [37], [158], [182].
Spotswood, Alexander, [14].
Stamp Act, [4], [41], [52], [58], [124].
Stark, John, [39], [87], [134].
Staten Island, [109], [117], [122], [139], [178].
Steuben, Baron, [123], [150], [173], [177].
Stillwater, [132].
Stirling, William Alexander, called Lord, [112].
Stony Point, [156], [157], [163].
Strachey, Sir Henry, [151].
Stuart Kings, [17], [60].
Suffolk resolves, [85].
Sullivan, John, [90], [112], [153]-[155].
Sumter, Thomas, [165].
Sunbury, [163].
Supreme court, [191].
Sweden, [159].
Tarleton, Banastre, [165], [174].
Taxation, [16]-[20], [31], [52]-[54], [62].
Tea Party, Boston, [4], [79]-[83].
Tennessee, [155], [171], [187].
Throg's Neck, [114].
Ticonderoga, [87], [118], [125], [127], [128], [131], [134], [143].
Tories, [12], [60], [93], [126], [154], [155], [163], [184].
Town meetings, [7], [53].
Townshend Acts, [64]-[68], [76], [78];
repealed, [144].
Treaty of peace, [182].
Tuscaroras, [29].
Union, want of, [34], [77], [161], [162], [182]-[191].
Valcour, Island, [118].
Venango, [33].
Vincennes, [156].
Virginia, [8], [21], [24], [47], [48], [76], [79], [96], [97], [173].
Walpole, Sir Robert, [31].
War expenses, [30]-[32], [36], [40], [41].
Ward, Artemas, [90], [117].
Warner, Seth, [87], [131], [134].
Warren, Joseph, [85], [86].
Washington, George, [1], [4], [5], [30], [55];
his mission to Venango, [33];
surrenders Fort Necessity, [33];
in Virginia legislature, [76];
in the Continental Congress, [84];
appointed to command the army, [88];
not yet in favour of independence, [89];
takes command at Cambridge, [92];
takes Boston, [94];
addressed by Lord Howe, [106];
his character as general and statesman, [110], [111];
withdraws his army from Brooklyn Heights, [113];
masterly campaign in New York and New Jersey, [114]-[122];
endeavours to secure an efficient regular army, [123]-[125];
campaign of June, 1777, in New Jersey, [139];
Brandywine and Germantown, [141], [142];
intrigues of his enemies, [148], [149];
Monmouth, [151], [152];
sends a force against the Iroquois, [154], [155];
Stony Point, [156], [157];
his favourite generals often ill used by Congress, [167];
his superb march and capture of Yorktown, [178]-[180];
scheme for making him king, [183];
elected first president of the United States, [193].
Washington, William, [173].
Wayne, Anthony, [157], [177].
Webster, Daniel, [101].
West Point, [115], [117], [157], [170].
Western frontier posts, [185].
White Plains, [115], [129].
Wildcat banks, [20].
William III., [45].
Williams, James, [171].
Wilson, James, [98].
Winchester, Va., [26].
Winnsborough, S. C., [172].
Wright, Sir James, [164].
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