his letters on it, [583];
The Conduct of Shirley briefly stated, [583];
council of war decides to abandon the Niagara campaign, [583];
defends Livingston, [586];
Conduct of Major-General Shirley, [587];
assemblesa congress of governors (Dec., 1755), [589];
proposes a winter attack on Ticonderoga, [589];
explains his views, [589];
correspondence with Loudon, [591];
understands the value of Oswego, [591];